Absolutely! All of our programs are highly personalized and designed to fit your exact needs and goals. Just contact us to discuss your needs.

Yes, and no. We are now accepting insurance from accredited insurance companies for our nutrition services.

However, we cannot accept insurance for payment for fitness plans or breathwork, as these services are still considered “preventative,” and not covered by insurance companies.

*Please check with your insurance company prior to purchasing our services.

We are currently credentialed with Aetna and BlueCross BlueShield of Maryland.

Clients receive a comprehensive list from their healthcare provider and the IRS for qualified expenses. Here are some common nutrition-related expenses that are typically covered with an FSA or HSA account. Note: for most nutrition and general wellness counseling or services, a client will likely need to obtain a letter of medical necessity (LMN) from their doctor. This IRS-required letter verifies that the services or products being used towards and FSA or HSA is for a diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of a disease.

FSA and HSA qualified expenses for nutritional care (generally covered, but may require a letter of medical necessity or prescription from a physician)

• Co-pays

• Co-insurance

• Deductibles

• Nutrition screening tests (DNA, nutrient/vitamin levels screening, food sensitivity, metabolism, body composition likely covered, may require a LMN)

• Vitamins and supplements (with a prescription)

• Laxatives (with a prescription)

• Expenses paid for aids to weight loss are reimbursable when the weight loss program is to treat a medical illness. Aids include pedometers, mixers, scales, action planners, recipe books and audio tapes (LMN required)

• Nutrition counseling with a dietitian is eligible (LMN required)

• Weight loss equipment (with prescription)

• Fitness programs (as treatment for a medical condition diagnosed by a licensed healthcare professional with a LMN)

• Health club dues (as treatment for a medical condition diagnosed by a licensed healthcare professional with a LMN)

FSA and HSA expenses for nutritional care (generally NOT covered)

• Late cancellation fees

• Over the counter vitamins and supplements (with no prescription)

• Expenses paid to alternative providers for homeopathic or holistic treatments or procedures are generally covered if there’s a letter of medical necessity

• Expenses paid to a dietitian for general wellness services is likely not covered without relating to treatment for a medical condition

• Weight loss equipment for general wellness

• Physical activity/classes for general wellness

• Weight loss program unless the weight loss is a treatment for a specific disease diagnosed by a physician (such as obesity, hypertension, or heart disease)