Nutrition Services
Preventative care counseling and nutrition therapy for all ages
Our UHS dietitians provide a wide variety of education opportunities for clients of all ages. Medical nutrition therapy provided by a registered dietitian includes a review of your eating habits, physical activity and lifestyle, as well as a thorough assessment of your nutritional status.
Services provided include preventive care counseling and referral-based therapy for:
- Weight management (children and adults)
- Diabetes
- Bariatrics
- Food allergies
- Cholesterol management
- Metabolic syndrome
- Gastrointestinal disorders
- Hypertension
- Disordered eating
- Kidney disease
For a referral to one of our dietitians, please contact your Primary Care provider.
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