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FAQs
Insurance & Billing
What if you do not take my insurance?

What if you do not take my insurance?

If Nourish doesn't accept your insurance, you can still see a dietitian at a self-pay rate of $145 per session. Nourish can also provide a superbill you may submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement.

You can also use your FSA/HSA card to pay for sessions with a dietitian!

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