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Nourish Review

Registered dietitians, covered by insurance

★★★★★4.5From $0 with insurance ($145/session self-pay)

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Nourish is an online registered dietitians, covered by insurance rated 4.5/5 by TeleRanked. It accepts Commercial, Medicare insurance, with pricing from $0 with insurance ($145/session self-pay).

Nourish is an insurance-first telehealth platform connecting patients in all 50 states to roughly 9,000 registered dietitians by video and messaging, with about 94% paying $0. It covers weight, diabetes, gut health, eating disorders, PCOS and more.

Starts at
$0 with insurance ($145/session self-pay)
Pricing
Insurance-billed registered-dietitian visits, with a self-pay option
Founded
2021
HQ
New York, NY

Insurance & cost

Accepts insurance:

CommercialMedicare

Out-of-pocket cost: $0 with insurance ($145/session self-pay). Coverage and copays depend on your specific plan, confirm before booking.

Public sentiment

4.7 / 5

Patients confirm the $0 insurance access is real and reviews are overwhelmingly positive; the main knock is that the self-pay rate is high and not shown upfront.

★ Trustpilot

~4.9/5 from ~8,600 reviews

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▲ Reddit

Sparse consumer threads, but patients confirm $0 access; some dietitians cite modest pay.

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What Nourish treats

Weight managementDiabetes and prediabetesGut health and IBSEating disordersPCOSHeart and kidney healthPrenatal nutrition

Pros

  • Genuinely $0 for most patients (about 94%), backed by a no-surprise-billing guarantee
  • A very large dietitian network (roughly 9,000) with specialty and cultural matching, in all 50 states
  • Ongoing care with video visits, between-session messaging, and app tools for meal planning and lab review

Cons

  • Uninsured patients pay $145 per session, and that self-pay rate is not shown upfront
  • Message replies can take a few days, so it is not built for one-off quick questions
  • Medicaid is not accepted and Medicare is limited to qualifying diagnoses such as diabetes and kidney disease

Verdict: The most broadly available and feature-complete online dietitian service, with near-universal $0 insurance access.

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Nourish FAQ

Is Nourish legit?+

Nourish is an insurance-first telehealth platform connecting patients in all 50 states to roughly 9,000 registered dietitians by video and messaging, with about 94% paying $0. It covers weight, diabetes, gut health, eating disorders, PCOS and more. Nourish connects patients with U.S.-licensed clinicians and is rated 4.5 out of 5 in our independent review.

Does Nourish take insurance?+

Yes. Nourish accepts Commercial, Medicare insurance, though coverage and copays depend on your specific plan. Out-of-pocket pricing starts at $0 with insurance ($145/session self-pay).

How much does Nourish cost?+

Nourish pricing starts at $0 with insurance ($145/session self-pay) (insurance-billed registered-dietitian visits, with a self-pay option).

What does Nourish treat?+

Nourish treats Weight management, Diabetes and prediabetes, Gut health and IBS, Eating disorders, PCOS, Heart and kidney health, Prenatal nutrition.

What do reviews say about Nourish?+

Patients confirm the $0 insurance access is real and reviews are overwhelmingly positive; the main knock is that the self-pay rate is high and not shown upfront. Trustpilot: ~4.9/5 from ~8,600 reviews.

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