Medical Nutrition Therapy at Berry Street combines science-based nutritional education with a whole-body approach to wellness. With a combination of nutritional education, meal planning, and emotional support, our functional registered dietitians provide care that helps individuals regain balance and nourishment in their lives.
Identifying when your body requires professional intervention is the first step toward recovery. A clinical dietitian provides the high-level expertise needed to manage complex symptoms through science-backed protocols. Working with a licensed nutritionist can help you address:
Chronic inflammation and metabolic dysfunction.
Nutrient deficiencies are identified through clinical lab work.
Gastrointestinal distress and malabsorption issues.
Unintentional weight changes related to medical conditions.
Fluctuating blood sugar or blood pressure levels.
Poor wound healing or recovery from surgical procedures.
Our licensed dietitian team provides high-level clinical nutrition services for complex medical needs. We provide Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) that meets the same standards as hospital-grade care, ensuring you receive expertise through your insurance provider.
What People Are Saying About Our Dietitians
Kelly Brock-Sanchez
My nutritionist Erika is the BEST! She has incredible clinical-medical knowledge about food, nutrients, data backed information about any topic I bring up. I think she is also one of the kindest, sincere and compassionate providers that I have ever worked with. I started out meeting with her about gut health, hashimoto's disease and now breast cancer. Erika is well rounded about many health topics in general -including sleep and how stress deplete your nutrient stores. It is really like having a therapy visit. I love that my insurance pays the copay for my visits!!
Meghan Pennington
Awesome visits at the comfort of my own home. I love Berry Street because I can get medical advice about nutrition from my home. It’s very personalized and I learn something new every session!
Many health challenges are driven by a combination of genetic predispositions, chronic disease progression, and physiological imbalances. A clinical dietitian evaluates these underlying causes to determine how medical nutrition can intervene in the disease process. Whether your concerns stem from a recent diagnosis or a long-standing chronic condition, receiving guidance from a dietitian or clinical expert ensures your nutritional plan is built on a foundation of clinical evidence and personalized medical history.
Without specialized intervention, chronic medical conditions can lead to secondary complications such as organ strain, decreased mobility, and a diminished quality of life. Our clinical nutritionists prioritize risk reduction through targeted Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT), focusing on:
Preventing disease progression through rigorous dietary management.
Reducing the risk of hospital readmission by optimizing nutritional status.
Managing medication side effects that impact appetite and digestion.
Stabilizing biomarkers to protect long-term cardiovascular and renal health.
Take control of your health with the highest standard of professional care. Our clinical dietitians offer hospital-grade expertise in an accessible, outpatient setting. We develop individualized nutrition plans that integrate seamlessly with your existing medical treatments to promote healing and systemic balance. With most patients paying $0 out-of-pocket through health insurance, you can access a licensed dietitian nutritionist to guide your recovery without the financial burden.
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Berry Street connects you to registered dietitians covered by insurance to address issues related to eating and nutrition. If you have a question that isn't answered below, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Care Coordination Team at [email protected]
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