Question 1

Does insurance really cover dietitian visits?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most major insurance plans cover medical nutrition therapy under preventive benefits, meaning $0 copay and no deductible for most members. We verify your specific coverage before your first visit so there are no surprises.

Question 2

Will I have a copay?

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Most patients pay $0. Dietitian visits billed as preventive care are typically exempt from copay and deductible. During eligibility verification, we confirm your exact benefits so you know what to expect before scheduling.

Question 3

What if my insurance does not cover it?

Accepted Answer

We will let you know upfront during eligibility verification. If your plan does not cover dietitian visits, private pay rates are available. Either way, you will know before your first appointment.

Question 4

Which insurance plans do you accept?

Accepted Answer

We accept most major plans including Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Anthem, and many more. Coverage varies by plan, so we verify your specific benefits individually.

Question 5

How quickly can I get started?

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Most patients are verified and booked within a few business days of submitting a request. We handle insurance verification, scheduling, and onboarding so you can focus on your health.

Question 6

What states do you serve?

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Florida, North Carolina, and New York are our primary service states. We're actively expanding telehealth access to additional states. We verify your specific plan and confirm that we can see you in your state before your first visit.

Question 7

How are your telehealth visits structured?

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All visits are conducted via secure video call, typically 30 to 60 minutes weekly. Your dietitian reviews your labs, nutrition, protocol adherence, and adjusts your plan each session. Every visit is documented with clinical notes.

Question 8

Do you offer in-person visits?

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All visits are telehealth only, conducted via secure video call. This allows us to serve patients across multiple states while maintaining the same high standard of care.

Question 9

What do I need for my first visit?

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Bring your insurance information, any recent lab work, a list of current medications, and your health goals. Your dietitian will guide you through everything else during the session.

Question 10

Can I switch dietitians if it is not a good fit?

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Absolutely. We want you to feel comfortable with your care team. If you would like to work with a different dietitian, let us know and we will make the switch.

Question 11

What is a registered dietitian?

Accepted Answer

A registered dietitian (RD) is a licensed healthcare professional with a minimum of a master's degree and clinical training, credentialed by the Commission on Dietetic Registration. RDs are the only credentialed nutrition experts qualified to provide medical nutrition therapy.

Question 12

What services does Full Precision Health offer?

Accepted Answer

We offer three core services: insurance-covered weekly dietitian visits with medical nutrition therapy, GLP-1 and peptide management with licensed physician oversight, and advanced lab testing with biomarker-guided protocols. All three work together for precision nutrition care.

Question 13

What GLP-1 medications do you offer?

Accepted Answer

Through our vetted pharmacy partners, we provide access to FDA-approved semaglutide and tirzepatide. Your dietitian and prescribing physician will recommend the best option for your goals and health profile.

Question 14

Can I get a GLP-1 without dietitian visits?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Medication evaluation never requires dietitian visits, and dietitian visits never require medication. Neither is a condition of the other, and every prescribing decision is made independently by a licensed medical provider. Most plans cover dietitian visits, and many patients choose to pair the two because the added support helps, never because it is required.

Question 15

How is this different from getting a GLP-1 through my doctor?

Accepted Answer

Most primary care physicians prescribe GLP-1s without a nutrition plan, regular monitoring, or precision lab work. Our model combines medication with weekly dietitian sessions, comprehensive labs, and body composition tracking for better results that last.

Question 16

What lab tests do you order?

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We order comprehensive metabolic panels, hormone panels, thyroid panels, micronutrient testing, and other tests relevant to your condition. Your dietitian reviews all results and adjusts your protocol accordingly.

Question 17

Do I need to get labs before my first visit?

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No. Your dietitian will determine which labs are needed during your first visit and order them for you. If you have recent lab work, bring it along so we can review it.

Question 18

How often do I need lab work?

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Frequency depends on your protocol and goals. Most patients get labs at baseline, then every 8 to 12 weeks to track progress and make adjustments. Your dietitian will set the right schedule for your situation.

Question 19

How does billing for GLP-1 medications work?

Accepted Answer

GLP-1 medications are not billed to insurance. They are accessed at competitive pricing through our vetted pharmacy partners. Your dietitian visits are what insurance covers. This means you get clinical oversight through insurance and medication at competitive cash pricing.

Question 20

How much do GLP-1 medications cost?

Accepted Answer

Our patients access GLP-1 medications at competitive pricing through our pharmacy partnerships, significantly less than retail or cash-pay clinics. Specific pricing is shared during your initial consultation.

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