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We connect you to the best renal dietitians in Houston within seconds, making it easy to get the support you need. Our experts are vetted to guarantee world-class guidance that addresses the root cause of your renal health challenges and sets you up with a diet plan that actually works.

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Find the Best Renal Nutritionists & Dietitians in Houston

Top Nutrition Coaching's renal nutritionists and dietitians can help you reach your health goals by giving you the tools you need to succeed. They can share knowledge, individualized nutrition plans, and specific steps you can take to reach your goals.

Our renal specialists have a proven track record of success with Houston patients concerned about protecting their kidneys. We'll match you with a renal nutrition expert with the right approach and expertise to deliver the best possible health outcome.

Rachel Coury
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Certified Registered Dietitian

Rachel earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Food Science and Human Nutrition from Clemson University. She is a member of the National Kidney Foundation and the International Society for Renal Nutrition and Metabolism. Rachel is currently in the process of becoming a certified intuitive eating counselor, and she recently completed a 75-hour Whole Health Coaching course.

Overall Wellness
Heart Disease
Renal
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Lauren Levy
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Certified Registered Dietitian

Lauren has a Master of Science degree in Nutritional Biology from the University of California, Davis. She also has a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Dietetics from the University of North Carolina, Greensboro. She is a certified specialist in Kidney Disease Nutrition Management from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.

Overall health and wellness
Renal
Diabetes
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Meghan Perkins
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Certified Registered Dietitian

Meghan earned her bachelor's degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Colorado. She completed her dietetic internship at the University of Arizona Medical Center. Meghan is a CDC National Diabetes Prevention Program Certified Lifestyle Coach, and she is currently pursuing a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist certification.

Pre-diabetes/Diabetes
Renal
Chronic Disease
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Stacey Simon
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Certified Registered Dietitian

Stacey earned a master's degree in clinical nutrition from New York University. She also earned a Bachelor of Science degree in nutritional science from the University of Connecticut. Stacey is a certified Dietitian-Nutritionist in New York State. She is a Board Certified Specialist in Gerontological Nutrition and completed a 75-hour Whole Health Coaching Certification.

Heart disease
Kidney disease
Diabetes
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Janine Thomas
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Certified Registered Dietitian

As a certified renal nutritionist, Janine has been helping people reach their health goals for over a decade. In that time, she's learned that although every person has unique dietary needs and preferences, they all want to feel amazing. That's why she tailors her approach to each individual client, using a combination of evidence-based scientific research, intuitively-driven holistic practices, and personal experience.

Weight Management
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Take the First Step Towards Better Kidney Health with a Renal Expert

Whatever your health and diet needs, we have an expert who can guide you toward your goals. If you're interested in a renal diet, improved kidney function, or managing chronic kidney disease, we can pair you with an experienced, knowledgeable renal dietitian who can help.

Take our holistic health assessment

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Our short online assessment will give us an overview of your current health situation and what you hope to achieve by working with a nutritionist.

Free 15-minute nutrition consultation

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During your free consultation, you'll chat with our nutrition specialist about your specific health and nutrition challenges and provide details about your medical history and lifestyle factors.

Get matched to the right nutritionist

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The information you supply during your nutrition consultation will help our specialist pair you with a renal nutritionist. They will select a renal specialist with the most relevant knowledge, experience, and training for your unique situation and goals.

Intro call with your nutritionist

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You'll get to know your renal nutritionist during an introductory call. They'll discuss their approach and general thoughts on your nutrition plan. This phone call is your opportunity to ensure that your matched nutritionist is a good fit.

Work with Top Nutrition Coaching

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You'll meet with your renal nutritionist via Top Nutrition Coaching's telehealth platform twice or four times a month. All sessions take place virtually, and you'll be able to contact your nutritionist through secure messaging whenever you have questions or concerns. Your nutritionist will focus on providing you with the education and confidence to make informed choices about healthy eating to protect your kidneys. They'll design a proper nutrition plan and fine-tune it as you learn more about your body, eating habits, and nutritional needs.
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Work with a Renal Nutritionist in Houston for Improved Kidney Health

Free nutrition consultation that finds you the right nutritionist:

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By working with a renal nutritionist, you’ll have the opportunity to meet with a qualified nutritionist who can share knowledge, tips, and tools with you. When you work with a professional, they can empower you to take control of your health journey, even after your dietitian sessions are over. Your nutritionist will give you the tools, knowledge, and tips to adopt healthy eating habits and keep your kidneys functioning as well as possible.

Virtual consultations with your expert, at your pace:

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You'll meet with your renal nutritionist via virtual consultations to discuss your progress, concerns, meal plans, and more. These consultations can take place from home, even if your nutritionist doesn't live in Houston.

Personalized nutrition and lifestyle plans:

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One of the most valuable parts of working with a nutritionist is receiving a nutrition plan designed for you. The best way to reach your health goals is to have a program tailor-made to your health history, goals, and lifestyle.

Unlimited messaging and 24/7 support:

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You aren't alone on your health journey when you have access to unlimited messaging and support from your nutritionist. Reach out to your renal nutritionist for help in challenging moments that arise as you work towards your goal of a healthier life.

Our client outcomes

98%
reduced their hemoglobin A1c levels
84%
 lowered cholesterol, hypertension, and improved heart health
92%
improved their kidney functioning
87%
reported feeling more energy, less stress, and better sleep

Benefits of Working with a Renal Nutritionist vs. Going It Alone 

If you're thinking about starting your health journey alone, you might want to reconsider. Working with a renal nutritionist has many benefits compared to adopting a renal diet on your own.

Get empowered for your health journey

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By working with a renal nutritionist, you’ll have the opportunity to meet with a qualified nutritionist who can share knowledge, tips, and tools with you. When you work with a professional, they can empower you to take control of your health journey, even after your dietitian sessions are over. Your nutritionist will give you the tools, knowledge, and tips to adopt healthy eating habits and keep your kidneys functioning as well as possible.

Access to an individualized nutrition plan

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One of the best things a nutritionist can do for you is to create an individualized plan for your specific health needs and goals. A generic program might help you make some progress, but you'll eventually hit a plateau in your health journey. An individualized nutrition plan focusing on renal health can be adapted and changed depending on your health and any concerns you have.

Feel better equipped to handle chronic diseases

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Working with a renal nutritionist gives you the tools and information to handle chronic illnesses like chronic kidney disease. A renal nutritionist can teach you the best foods for your kidney health. They will be able to explain the benefits of a renal diet that is low in sodium and phosphorus but high in good-quality protein. On a practical level, they can give you specific examples of meals to prepare that fit the criteria for a renal diet. Your dietitian can also inform you of ways to improve your overall health and prevent other chronic diseases.

Your Personal Nutritionist in Houston Is Just a Click Away

If you decide that a renal dietitian is right for you, you might consider an online nutritionist. There are many reasons why choosing Top Nutrition Coaching is an excellent choice for nutrition counseling.

Get Over the Houston Hurdles and Get Back to Health

Even after setting realistic health goals for yourself, it can be challenging to stick to your plan if you don't have regular access to healthy, nutritious foods. Unfortunately, many Houstonians struggle to follow a healthy diet because of the challenges of living in the city.

Busy schedules and plentiful fast food options

Houstonians tend to be incredibly busy people. Between work commutes, school dropoffs and pickups, family commitments, and activities and hobbies, setting aside time for meal planning can seem almost impossible. Many people rely on fast food or processed pre-packaged ready meals. For those trying to follow a renal diet, this can be very detrimental to health, as these meal options tend to be full of simple carbohydrates and sodium.

Limited access to nutritious foods

If you don't have easy access to nutritious foods – such as lean meats, fish, nuts, seeds, whole grains, legumes, and dairy – reaching your health goals can be very difficult. However, if you are like many Houstonians, you may live a significant distance away from the nearest grocery store or supermarket. Some grocery stores have left certain areas in recent years, increasing the distance people must go to get groceries. Houston is a very car-dependent city, which can leave many residents with limited access to fresh, healthy foods.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes an expert nutritionist?

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An expert nutritionist will listen to your needs, concerns, and goals and offer practical solutions for your specific situation. An expert nutritionist will explain how to use food to promote health and manage illnesses.

How much does a renal nutritionist cost in Houston?

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Many factors determine the cost of a renal nutritionist in Houston, which can vary. Location, years of professional experience, training and qualifications, specialties, and type of healthcare setting can influence the cost of a nutritionist session. An hour-long session frequently costs at least $90, but sometimes initial sessions can cost even more. Top Nutrition Coaching offers online nutrition counseling that is very competitively priced compared to typical Houston-based nutrition professionals.

What does a two-week risk-free trial mean?

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A two-week risk-free trial means you can try a product or service for two weeks with the opportunity to get your money back if you aren't satisfied. Top Nutrition Coaching's initial two-week period is risk-free because you can try it but still get a 100% refund if you feel that our nutrition counseling services aren't the right fit for you.

What does the nutrition specialist help with?

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A two-week risk-free trial means you can try a product or service for two weeks with the opportunity to get your money back if you aren't satisfied. Top Nutrition Coaching's initial two-week period is risk-free because you can try it but still get a 100% refund if you feel that our nutrition counseling services aren't the right fit for you.

What if I don't like the recommendations the nutrition specialist provides?

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If you feel you haven't been paired with the best renal nutrition expert for your needs, don't hesitate to share your feedback with the nutrition specialist. They will review your concerns and recommend a different nutritionist who will be a better fit.

Full Transparency Pros and Cons 

There is a lot to consider when deciding on the best approach to nutrition and health. There are many different programs available, each with pros and cons. Although we firmly believe that working with an online renal nutritionist is your best option, here are a few alternatives.

Online Meal Plans

Pros: 

  • You may be able to save some time and money on grocery shopping by following a meal plan.
  • You avoid the stress of having to figure out what you're going to cook or eat because it's already planned.

Cons:

  • There aren't many meal plans for renal diets, which must be low in sodium and potassium.
  • Many meal plans focus on weight loss rather than promoting healthy kidneys.

Diet Companies

Pros

  • If your doctor wants you to lose weight in addition to taking care of your kidneys, a diet company might be able to provide specific foods for weight management. Just make sure to carefully check the nutrition facts to make sure they are kidney-friendly.

Cons:

  • Some diet companies make false promises to get you to sign up for their programs or rely on fad diets that don't work.
  • Excessive caloric restriction can be incredibly unhealthy and dangerous for individuals with renal issues such as chronic kidney disease. In some cases, strict diet plans can lead to digestive issues or eating disorders.

In-Person Nutritionists

Pros

  • If you choose an in-person nutritionist, you don't have to worry about internet access or having a working device. 
  • Some people prefer in-person meetings or aren't comfortable with virtual appointments.

Cons

  • You'll have to travel to meet with your nutritionist, which can be expensive and time-consuming if they live on the other side of Houston and you have to pay for gas or public transportation.
  • You are limited to nutritionists in your local area rather than having access to renal nutrition experts who provide nutrition counseling online, even if they live in another state.
  • You'll have to meet with your nutritionist at a time that fits their schedule, rather than having the flexibility of online sessions.
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