Nutrition services

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This department offers

  • Medical weight loss nutrition and exercise
  • Nutrition counseling
  • Nutrition services
  • Weigh to health program
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Fuel your health. Thrive with personalized nutrition care.

At Hurricane Valley Clinic - Nutrition Services, we offer expert-guided support that empowers you to make sustainable food and lifestyle choices. Whether you’re managing a chronic condition, looking for performance fueling strategies, or seeking preventive wellness, our team of registered dietitian nutritionists is dedicated to helping you lead a healthier, more vibrant life.

Our providers

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What we offer

Our nutrition services team provides comprehensive care in these key areas:

  • One-on-one consultations with a registered dietitian nutritionist
  • Tailored meal planning and habit-based lifestyle change
  • Virtual and in-person appointments for convenience
  • Collaborative integration with your broader health care team
  • Programs designed for every stage of life—children, adults, and seniors
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Conditions we treat

We provide nutrition care for a wide range of health concerns, including:

  • Prediabetes and diabetes
  • Cardiovascular health and heart disease prevention
  • Kidney disease and gastrointestinal disorders
  • Weight management and metabolic health support
  • Bone health, osteoporosis and nutrition for aging
  • Pediatric growth and developmental nutrition
  • Pregnancy, postpartum and women’s hormonal health
  • Sports performance and recovery nutrition
  • Disordered eating, body image support, intuitive eating
diabetes prevention consultation

Treatments we offer

Our clinic delivers evidence-based, practical services designed to meet your unique needs:

  • Initial nutritional assessment and resting metabolic rate testing
  • Personalized nutrition plans based on your goals and preferences
  • Group classes: Diabetes 101 (virtual and in-person), Way to Wellness (virtual)
  • Tele-nutrition visits via secure video for remote convenience
  • Support for bariatric surgery (pre and post operative) and GLP 1 therapy nutrition guidance
  • Pediatric feeding support, allergy management, and family nutrition
  • Sports/fuel optimization, hydration strategies, supplement guidance
  • Recovery-oriented nutrition for illness, surgery or complex medical conditions

The difference we deliver

  • Expert credentials: Our registered dietitians hold advanced certifications and bring years of clinical and community experience.
  • Team-based approach: We collaborate with physicians, physical therapists, and other specialists to deliver cohesive care.
  • Flexible access: In-person and virtual visits ensure nutrition support that fits your schedule.
  • Personalization & practicality: We focus on measurable outcomes through meaningful habit change—not quick fixes.
  • Community-centered care: We respect individual culture, lifestyle and food preferences to tailor sustainable strategies.
  • Technology-enabled support: Use our patient portal/app to track progress, access resources and stay connected.

Frequently asked questions

About nutrition services

A referral may increase your chances of insurance reimbursement, but it is not required. Our dietitians will communicate with your physician as needed.
Costs vary depending on time and complexity. Most first visits last approximately 60 minutes. Insurance coverage for Medical Nutrition Therapy differs by plan; we bill your insurer and recommend verifying your benefits ahead of time.
An RDN has completed an accredited dietetics program, passed a national examination, and holds a bachelor’s or master’s degree. The title “nutritionist” is not regulated in the same way. RDNs provide evidence based medical nutrition therapy and specialized care.
Nutrition is a journey—not a quick fix. True progress often takes sustained effort over weeks or months, with repetition of healthy habits, support and tracking. Our team will work with you to set realistic expectations and milestones.

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