Nourish
Nourish connects individuals with Registered Dietitians for virtual, evidence-based nutrition counseling.
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Our verdict
Who it's for
Personalized nutrition counseling with RDs, covered by insurance
Who should look elsewhere
Requires insurance coverage for most patients to be affordable.
Pros
- +High percentage of patients pay $0 out of pocket due to insurance coverage.
- +Available in all 50 states, increasing accessibility to nutrition care.
- +Demonstrates significant clinical outcomes in weight loss, A1C, cholesterol, and blood pressure reduction.
- +Provides a holistic approach to health, considering various lifestyle factors beyond just diet.
- +Offers continuous support through a dedicated dietitian and mobile app features.
Cons
- −Requires insurance coverage for most patients to be affordable.
- −Effectiveness relies on patient engagement with the program and dietitian.
- −Specific dietitian availability may vary based on location and specialization needs.
Key features
- ✓Telehealth appointments with Registered Dietitians
- ✓Insurance coverage for services
- ✓Personalized nutrition assessment and care plans
- ✓Ongoing coaching and recommendations
- ✓Mobile app for communication and goal tracking
- ✓Curated content including recipes and condition guides
- ✓Coordination with existing healthcare providers
- ✓GLP-1 medication management integration
Pricing
No public pricing plans recorded.
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