Transform your
relationship with food

Break unhealthy habits for good with our behavior-changing telehealth dietitians.

95% of patients pay $0 out-of-pocket

Behavior-Changing Dietitians | Personal Nutrition Online
We accept hundreds of insurance plans

How Everlong Works

Everlong is your personal nutrition partner, with behavior-changing telehealth dietitians covered by your insurance.

Comprehensive Personalized Assessment

In your first session, your dietitian will gather a full understanding of your goals and relationship with food to provide you with a personalized care plan.
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Holistic Habit
Transformation

In follow-up sessions, your dietitian will guide you in transforming your habits through education, accountability, and behavior-focused support.
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Ongoing Partnership
for Success

Throughout your journey, your dietitian will provide continuous support and guidance, adapting to your needs to help you maintain healthy habits at every stage of life.
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Benefits of Our
Behavior-Change Approach

Our behavior-change approach addresses the psychological and emotional aspects of food, empowering you to break unhealthy patterns. By focusing on sustainable habits and personalized support, we help you achieve lasting transformation and improve your relationship with food.

“My dietitian, Rachel, helped me understand my emotional triggers with food, and I’ve completely changed my eating habits. I finally feel confident making healthier choices and enjoy my meals without guilt!”

Amina R

New York, 26

“I struggled with binge eating and diabetes for years. My dietitian helped me rebuild my relationship with food and regain control. I’m more in charge of my health now and for once look forward to eating without worry.”

Jason M

California, 68

“I feel way more balanced and in control of my entire life really. Megan helped me stop stress eating, and I learned to manage my emotions without turning to food so that I can enjoy life without being consumed by it.”

Mia L

Texas, 39

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Our services are fully covered by insurance for 95% of patients, allowing you to access the care you need without any out-of-pocket costs. We strive to make your journey to better health as affordable and seamless as possible.

FAQ

What are the qualifications of a registered dietitian?
Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) are recognized food and nutrition experts who meet strict academic and professional requirements. These include earning a bachelor’s degree in nutrition or dietetics, completing 1,200 hours of supervised practice, and passing a national exam from the Commission on Dietetic Registration. All Everlong dietitians are RDNs and maintain their credentials by fulfilling continuing education requirements annually.
Will I meet with the same registered dietitian each time?

Yes, you will consistently meet with the same registered dietitian at each session. This continuity helps build a strong therapeutic relationship, ensuring tailored support throughout your journey.

What should I expect during my first session with my registered dietitian?

During your initial session with your registered dietitian, you can expect a comprehensive assessment of your current dietary habits, health goals, and medical history. Your dietitian will ask detailed questions to understand your eating patterns, assess any challenges you may be facing, and explore the emotional and psychological factors influencing your nutrition.

Based on this information, your dietitian will provide personalized recommendations, including nutrition education, goal setting, and a customized plan focused on building sustainable habits for long-term success. This consultation serves as the foundation for ongoing collaboration and support, with regular weekly sessions to help you stay on track and achieve your desired health outcomes.

How often will I meet with my registered dietitian?

At Everlong, we start by meeting weekly to provide focused support and help you establish healthy habits. As you make progress and develop sustainable changes, sessions may transition to biweekly or monthly, adapting to your needs. This personalized approach ensures that you have consistent guidance and accountability through all seasons of life, from holidays to major events, so you can continue moving forward toward your goals.

Is a registered dietitian and a nutritionist the same? What are the differences?

No, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) is not the same as a nutritionist.

An RDN is a regulated healthcare professional who has completed specific educational and clinical requirements. They hold a degree in nutrition or a related field, have completed a supervised internship, and have passed a national exam to become certified. RDNs are experts in the science of nutrition and are trained to provide personalized dietary advice and medical nutrition therapy for various health conditions.

The term nutritionist is broader and not regulated in the same way. In most states, anyone can call themselves a nutritionist without specific qualifications or training. A nutritionist may or may not have formal credentials, and their scope of practice can vary widely. If you require specialized dietary advice for medical conditions, it’s essential to seek guidance from a registered dietitian to ensure you receive accurate and evidence-based guidance.

When should I consult with a registered dietitian?

You should consult with a registered dietitian when you need personalized support to address your nutrition and behavioral health needs. This includes managing medical conditions, chronic diseases, weight management, food allergies, and improving your overall relationship with food. A registered dietitian can help you explore the emotional and psychological factors affecting your eating habits and provide evidence-based strategies to achieve lasting behavior change and health goals.

What conditions does a registered dietitian work with?

Our dietitians address a wide range of conditions, including eating disorders and disordered eating, chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease, pediatric and prenatal nutrition, sports nutrition, weight management, and women’s health. We work with patients to develop customized nutrition plans that cater to their unique needs, helping them achieve optimal health and well-being.

Click here to learn more about the types of conditions we work with.

How do I meet with my dietitian?

All Everlong sessions are conducted via video call over Zoom. We recommend using a desktop computer or tablet for the best experience. You can access your session links through reminder texts and emails or by signing into your patient portal. Please note that you do not need a Zoom account to join your session, and your dietitian will not call you by phone at the scheduled time.

 

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