Unlike some health care practices, our exclusive focus is helping our clients achieve their nutrition-related health and wellness goals, with compassion and affirmation for each client’s individualized journey. Our leadership also has years of experience providing nutrition counseling. When you work with our team, you get the benefit of our clinical leadership team’s more than 20 years of combined experience as registered dietitians providing front-line support to our clients.  YourFide Dietitians, descriptive work  experience are in  dialysis clinic, hospitals, governmental institutions,  community organizations and medical clinics.

We are proud of our reputation as experts in our field, providing solutions, tools,  and  support  to our clients on a wide range of nutrition-related issues, and for having the highest standards of care and collaboration for all our clients, regardless of whether a client sees us in-person in our Georgia office or enjoys virtual sessions from another location.

Medical Nutrition Therapy( MNT), is an evidence-based medical approach to treating chronic disease conditions through the use of an individually-tailored nutrition plan. This nutrition plan is approved and implemented by a Registered Dietitian.

Medical Nutrition Therapy( MNT), is an evidence-based medical approach to treating chronic disease conditions through the use of an individually-tailored nutrition plan. This nutrition plan is approved and implemented by a Registered Dietitian.

With food affecting our lives in so many ways, it’s important to have consistent check-ups and interventions  with a  Registered Dietitian to assure that your diet is in good condition in the same way that you have check-ups with a doctor to make sure your body is in good condition. MNT can play a life-changing role in reducing complications associated with various medical   condition. YourFide dietitians, use the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics’ Evidence-Based Nutrition Practice Guidelines (fine to link there) to counsel patients on self-management skills and  lifestyle changes.

We are offering in-person services in our Snellville location to our Georgia-area clients who would like to come to our offices. We are also pleased to be offering virtual services( Video Consultation) to any clients who prefer to meet via HIPPA-protected telehealth. When you make your appointment, you will be sent a unique link to access your client portal and telehealth meeting link.

Yes ! We offer specialized comprehensive nutrition services that exceed basic insurance coverage . However, we are in-network with major insurance providers including Medicare, United Health Care, Cigna, Humana, Anthem BCBS, Friday Health Plan, OPTUM, Aetna, Medicare, and more.

If paying out of pocket, we can  provide you a claim form (super bill) to send to your insurance company for payment reimbursement.  We accept Venmo, credit card, FSA/HSA (health savings account and flexible spending accounts, credit card, debit card …etc . Please, contact us anytime if you have questions.

We continue to receive feedback from our clients that engaging in nutrition counseling via telehealth is effective, enjoyable and convenient.  Clients and families often find it easier to schedule and attend their appointments, and we can be accessible even if someone is located outside of the Georgia area.

Yes, we work with clients throughout the country. Please contact us to confirm if we provide nutrition counseling services in your state.

FAQ

Every dietitian visit includes both nutrition education and  an assessment of your health history. During the assessment, YourFide dietitians, evaluate the patient’s physical state and  overall nutritional needs. During the educational portion, dietitians will take the information they’ve gathered in the assessment and provide patient-centered goals and individualized nutrition recommendations. Together with the patient, dietitians plan and implement nutrition interventions that meet patient needs and establishes a plan for positive change.

Our dietitians spend extensive amounts of time in the communities they serve in. YourFide Dietitians,  will provide healthy meal-plans for all income levels.

No, we require an appointment so that we are able to obtain an accurate medical history and prepare for your visit.

Yes, you may!

Schedule an appointment online and tell us about your need for  pricing and packages .If you are a facility and would like to discuss contract pricing, please give our office a call.

You may cancel your appointment with no fee if canceled within 24-hrs. Please call our office for any cancellations.

Yes! We strongly believe in the importance of collaboration in order to provide each client with the highest level of care possible.

We enjoy working with all age groups, from toddlers through geriatric. With our younger clients it is a family affair and we require a parent to be involved in the session(s). Once your children are teenagers we find it is beneficial to work with them privately and will share pertinent information with the parent, only with the teen’s permission.

YourFide Dietitian and all providers complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, religion, or sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity). Please contact info@YourFide.com or our legal department to obtain a copy of our non-discrimination policy.

Yes! Many people who call themselves “nutritionists” have not met the same rigorous standards as those who have completed a Registered Dietitian program.

Registered Dietitians (RD, RDN) are trained in the nutritional sciences (chemistry, biochemistry, biology, microbiology, anatomy, physiology, nutrition pathophysiology, medical nutrition therapy, and nutrition counseling.

The title “RD” is a credential protected legally and therefore can only be used by practitioners who have met the academic and professional requirements to qualify for the credential “Registered Dietitian”. These requirements include receiving a bachelor’s degrees from an accredited United States university or college and course work approved by the Commission on Accreditation for Dietetic Education (CADE) of the American Dietetic Association; completing a 6-12 month CADE-accredited supervised practice program at a healthcare facility, hospital, community agency or food service corporation or combined with undergraduate or graduate studies; and passing a national examination administered by the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR). Registered Dietitians must complete continuing professional educational requirements to maintain their “Registered Dietitian” status.

The title “Registered Dietitian”, “Dietitian”, and “RD” are protected by law through provincial legislation, so that only qualified practitioners who have met education requirements can use these titles.

Registered Dietitians can call themselves “nutritionists” but nutritionists cannot call themselves “Registered Dietitians”. The term “nutritionist” is unregulated, so essentially anyone can call themselves a nutritionist.