At Spectrum Health, we know the amazing results that medical and surgical care can provide. We also know that the foundation of all health is proper nutrition. Whether you are looking to lose weight, fuel up properly for exercise, increase stamina, avoid foods that affect you negatively, or overcome an eating disorder, our registered dietitians can provide the appropriate counseling for your health and nutrition needs.
Engage both health care professionals and community members in the importance of food as a tool in achieving optimal health.
Our pediatric feeding specialists can help decrease your child’s reliance on a feeding tube.
Combining the proper nutrition with exercise can lead to improved performance and recovery.
Engage both health care professionals and community members in the importance of food as a tool in achieving optimal health.
Our pediatric feeding specialists can help decrease your child’s reliance on a feeding tube.
Combining the proper nutrition with exercise can lead to improved performance and recovery.
Engage both health care professionals and community members in the importance of food as a tool in achieving optimal health.
Our pediatric feeding specialists can help decrease your child’s reliance on a feeding tube.
Combining the proper nutrition with exercise can lead to improved performance and recovery.
A registered, licensed dietitian practices the science of medical nutrition therapy. Based on your nutritional status, condition, illness or injury, a dietitian will work with you to optimize your treatment and aid your recovery. Not all "nutritionists" have the same expertise or training. It is important to check their training and credentials.
All of the dietitians employed at Spectrum Health are registered with the Commission on Dietetic Registration, Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Every dietitian at Spectrum Health has completed a 4 year baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university and a dietetic internship or comparable supervised experience.
As well as, several dietitians also have advanced degrees and/or specialty certifications.
Medical Nutrition Therapy provided by a Registered Dietitian has helped:
How will I know if I need to see a Registered Dietitian?
People seek guidance from an RD for many reasons. Some individuals are concerned with wellness and disease prevention issues, such as learning to eat healthier to decrease the risk of heart disease, cancer, or other chronic diseases.
Others, including weekend athletes, would like to learn more about sports nutrition, infant/toddler feeding, or better ways to eat to fight obesity or the aging process.
Medical reasons to make an appointment with an RD include, but are not limited to: