You started GLP-1 and aren't sure how to eat around it
Your doctor recommended nutrition support but you don't know where to start
You want results that last beyond the medication
You're losing weight but worried about losing muscle
You've tried diets before and nothing stuck
You're struggling with nausea, low appetite, or fatigue and don't know what to eat
Free Consultation — We start with a 20-minute call to learn about your GLP-1 journey, your current eating habits, and what you want to achieve. No paperwork, no pressure — just a conversation to make sure we're a good fit.
Your Personalized Nutrition Plan — Your first full appointment goes deep. We review your labs, your medication dosage, your activity level, and your food preferences to build a nutrition plan specifically designed for your GLP-1 protocol.
Ongoing Support — We meet regularly to adjust your plan as your medication changes, your weight shifts, and your habits evolve. You'll have a dietitian in your corner for every stage of the journey.
Life After Medication — When you're ready to transition off GLP-1, we build a maintenance plan that protects your results and keeps the habits you've built working long term.
Yes. Most major insurance plans cover medical nutrition therapy when provided by a registered dietitian. We verify your benefits before your first appointment so there are no surprises.
A registered dietitian (RD) is a licensed healthcare professional with a graduate degree, supervised clinical training, and a national board exam. Anyone can call themselves a nutritionist. With an RD you know exactly what you're getting.
Not always. Many insurance plans allow direct access to a dietitian. We'll check your specific plan during benefits verification and let you know what's needed.
GLP-1 medications change how you experience hunger, fullness, and food tolerance. Without the right nutrition plan behind them, patients often lose muscle instead of fat and struggle with side effects. Anna Jones builds a plan specifically around how your medication is affecting your body.