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Adagio Health's registered dietitians provide reliable, objective nutrition
information. They separate the fact from the fads and the healthy meals
from the dangerous diets. They translate the latest scientific findings
into easy-to-understand nutrition information, whether delivering the
information during an individual nutrition counseling session or during
a group workshop.
Registered dietitians have completed a minimum of four years of education and training in dietetics (or a related area) at an accredited college or university and have demonstrated their knowledge through successful completion of a credentialing exam. Many have earned advanced degrees. Registered dietitians participate in continuing education courses to stay current with the latest developments in nutrition.
Adagio Health dietitians offer professional nutrition counseling related
to a wide variety of health concerns, including:
- aging
- allergies
- cancer and chemotherapy
- cardiovascular disease and hypertension
- diabetes
- digestive disorders
- eating disorders
- general nutrition and wellness
- HIV/AIDS
- home health
- maternal nutrition
- pediatric nutrition
- renal health (kidneys, dialysis)
- sports nutrition
- vegetarianism
- weight control
In addition, they provide information about product development and food labeling, and restaurant and food service management.
Adagio Health dietitians provide individualized services. They develop
nutrition care plans for people with acute and long-term illnesses and
provide counseling in health promotion and disease prevention. They
provide follow-up and support as individuals adapt to their nutrition
plans.
Adagio Health dietitians are available to speak at a wide variety of
events, such as community outreach meetings, consumer groups, family
or group counseling sessions, staff in-services, speaker's bureau meetings,
and workshops.
Please note: All nutrition counseling sessions and presentations are
subject to a fee. Private and public insurance plans may cover these
fees, in full or in part. For more information, contact
Adagio Health.
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