Many insurance plans cover registered dietitian services. However, you'll need to:
Verify coverage with your insurance provider
Check your available coverage limits
When possible, your claim will be submitted by the provider for direct billing to your insurance. This means your insurance will be charged directly, and you will only be charged for the balance, if any, of what is not paid by your insurance plan.

When possible, NDC Nutrition at Work will submit your claim for direct billing to your insurance. This means your insurance will be charged directly, and you will not need to pay out of pocket for the amount covered by your insurance.

Your credit card information will be stored in a secure payment portal and charged only for the balance not covered by your insurance, if any, up to a maximum of $140.

Yes. In all cases you will receive a receipt for the services rendered for your records.

You can provide the details of one insurance plan for direct billing. You will receive an insurance receipt with which you can submit a claim for portions not reimbursed to a secondary plan, where applicable.

You can choose to end services at any time and return later. If there is a pause of more than 6 months, you will need to complete a new nutrition assessment. Continuing with the same dietitian is subject to the dietitian's availability.

No long-term commitments are required. You can schedule appointments as needed based on your health goals and requirements.