Individualized Approach to Wellness
Age, gender, body weight, activity level, medical history and general health are all factors that can affect a person’s basic nutritional needs.
Nutritional Health Needs
Our dietitians specialize in developing programs for a variety of health needs, including:
- Prevention and Wellness
- Heart disease (blood pressure, high cholesterol and more)
- Gastrointestinal issues
- Diabetes and glucose intolerance
- Gestational diabetes
- Kidney disorders
- Obesity and weight management
- Bariatric surgery (pre- and post-operative)
- Cancer
- Food allergies or intolerances
- Sports
Specialists on Staff
Registered dietitians are credentialed nutritionists who assess, diagnose and care for diet and nutrition-related issues. Skilled at separating fact from fiction, these specialists translate the latest science of nutrition into practical solutions for healthy living.
Strategy for Success
During an outpatient visit, a dietitian will do an in-depth evaluation of your nutritional, cultural and lifestyle-specific needs You will get help developing short- and long-term goals to achieve success and learn about grocery shopping, label reading, preparing healthy meals, eating out and more.
Appointments are made on an individual basis and may include:
- Initial assessment of nutrition and lifestyle
- Help setting personal nutrition goals and assistance with a customized plan to achieve them
- Individually tailored education materials for home use
- Follow-up assistance
- Written report for your physician
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Physician Referral
Many major insurance plans provide coverage for outpatient nutrition counseling with a physician referral. Check with your insurance and visit with your physician about the benefits of outpatient nutrition counseling.
For more information or to request a physician referral form, contact a Texas Health location indicated below.
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Self-Referral
Many of our outpatient nutrition counseling programs accept private pay. If you would like to learn more about nutrition counseling options and their costs, contact a Texas Health facility. See below to find a location near you.
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Texas Health Allen
Address: 1105 N. Central Expressway, Allen, Texas, 75013
Phone: 972-747-6149
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Texas Health Arlington Memorial
Address: 810 West Randol Mill Road, McRae Building, Arlington, Texas, 76012
Phone: 817-960-6195
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Texas Health Fort Worth
Address: 1301 Pennsylvania Ave, Richardson Building, Fort Worth, Texas, 76104
Phone: 817-250-3812
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Texas Health Fort Worth Diabetes Center Southwest
Address: 6270 John Ryan Drive, Community Education Building, Fort Worth, Texas, 76132
Phone: 817-250-3812
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Texas Health Plano Diabetes Wellness Center
Address: 6300 W. Parker Rd MOB 2 Ste 129B, Plano, Texas, 75093
Phone: 972-981-4225
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Texas Health Rockwall
Address: 3150 Horizon Road, Rockwall, Texas, 75032
Phone: 469-314-7237
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Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton
Address: Medical Office Building 1, Suite 100, 2900 I-35 N, Denton, Texas, 76201
Phone: 940-323-7961
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Texas Health Arlington Memorial - Diabetes Education
Address: 810 W. Randol Mill Road, McRae Building Basement, Arlington, Texas, 76012
Phone: 817-960-6025
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Texas Health Harris Methodist Hurst-Euless-Bedford - Diabetes Education
Address: 251 Westpark Way, Suite 300, Euless, Texas, 76040
Phone: 817-848-5847
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Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Alliance
Address: 10864 Texas Health Trail, Fort Worth, Texas, 76226
Phone: 682-212-2202