95% of our clients pay $0 out of pocket

Find a Kidney Disease Dietitian Covered by Insurance

Find a kidney disease dietitian covered by insurance. Get personalized nutrition support and start today.

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How it works

We make the first step easy

Starting nutrition care can feel overwhelming. We make the first step simple and judgment-free.

Step 1

1. Tell us a few details about yourself

Answer a few questions to help us understand where you would like support.

Step 2

2. Get matched with your perfect RD

We pair you with a friendly dietitian on our team who fits your goals and your story.

Step 3

3. Receive nutrition counseling from home

Meet securely by video and receive guidance tailored to your needs.

How Nabi Helps

How Nabi Can Help with Kidney Disease

Personalized Nutrition Plans

Your Nabi dietitian creates a carefully tailored approach for your stage of kidney disease. They help you balance protein, phosphorus, potassium, and sodium while maintaining adequate nutrition and quality of life.

Insurance-Covered Care

Managing kidney disease requires expert nutrition guidance. Meet with your dietitian regularly to adjust your approach as your kidney function changes. In fact, 95% of Nabi clients pay nothing out of pocket.

Evidence-Based Support

Work with a registered dietitian trained in renal nutrition who understands the complexity of kidney disease diets. Your dietitian collaborates with your nephrology team to optimize your nutritional care.

Ongoing Guidance

Your dietitian provides steady support through disease progression, dialysis initiation, or transplant, adjusting your nutrition approach to match your changing needs and lab values.

How it works

What makes Nabi different

A friendly approach to nutrition that feels safe, personal, and empathetic.

Character

Non-judgmental & approachable

We know reaching out can feel scary. Our team makes the first steps doable.

Character

Rooted in lived & clinical experience

Our dietitians have deep experience helping individuals heal their relationship with food.

Character

Clear, gentle guidance

We meet you where you are and help you move forward at your pace. No pressure, no guilt.

What to expect
Why See a Dietitian

Why See a Dietitian for Kidney Disease

Medical Nutrition Therapy

Proper nutrition may help support kidney disease management, symptom control, and quality of life for people with kidney concerns. Nutrition is an important component of kidney disease care.

Beyond Generic Advice

Your dietitian understands the complex restrictions of a kidney diet. They help you manage multiple nutrients simultaneously, find safe food choices, and maintain adequate nutrition despite limitations.

Accountability & Support

Having a dedicated renal dietitian means you have expert guidance interpreting your labs, making food choices, and managing the challenges of a kidney-friendly diet without feeling overwhelmed.

Whole-Person Approach

Your dietitian considers your kidney function stage, dialysis schedule, medications, other health conditions, and personal preferences to create a renal nutrition approach that protects your kidneys while maintaining your quality of life.

Real experiences from
our community

Halle N.

My provider was extremely recovery-friendly and met me where I was at. She was kind, helpful, and attentive to my needs...Highly recommend their services.

Leslie

I have found someone who sees me, understands me, meets me where I am at and has aided me in having my healthiest relationship with food ever...I was really struggling, unwilling to see it, but have come out the other side. Thank you 💜

David J.

My confidence and self-awareness have both grown, as well as my ability to stay the course when things are tough. Can't recommend enough.

Colleen C.

Finding and reaching out to an ED friendly dietitian is a daunting task, but they helped make it easy...I highly recommend!

Brianna O.

Recovering from an eating disorder felt overwhelming, but their guidance and support made the journey not only manageable but empowering. They helped me completely shift my mindset around food, transforming my relationship with it into something healthy and positive.

Meet the team

Dietitians with kidney disease experience

Explore Nabi clinicians whose current profiles list a focus area relevant to kidney disease. Your final match also accounts for state, age, insurance, and availability.

Olivia Lynch

Olivia Lynch

RDN, LDN, CEDS

Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Autoimmune

Hello! You deserve support that feels safe, understanding, and truly tailored to you. I specialize in the treatment of eating disorders, chronic dieting, and disordered eating, with over seven years of experience in the mental health field. You’ll be met with trauma-informed care shaped by experience across higher levels of care, supporting adolescents, adults, and families.

Ali Beckman

Ali Beckman

MS, RD, LD, CEDS-C

Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Food Sensitivities

Hi there! I’m Ali, and I’m passionate about helping individuals build a calmer, more trusting relationship with food and their bodies. Whether you are navigating recovery from an eating disorder, healing from chronic dieting, or managing conditions like Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes, my goal is to provide a supportive space where food stops feeling like a source of stress and begins feeling like a source of nourishment and connection.

Annie Wells

Annie Wells

MS, RDN

Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Autoimmune

I’m Annie and I’m so glad you’re here. Whether you've been diagnosed with an eating disorder or you're simply feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or exhausted by food or your body, you deserve support.

Brina Jergenson

Brina Jergenson

RD, LD, CEDS

Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Autoimmune

I'm here to help you move forward into a place of peace with your relationship with food and you're body. If you’ve ever felt judged, misunderstood, or asked to follow a rigid diet before — you’re not alone.

Chelsea Alvarez

Chelsea Alvarez

MPH, RDN, LD

Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Food Sensitivities

Hi! I'm Chelsea. If you've landed here, there's a good chance that food has felt more stressful than peaceful at some point and I want you to know that makes a lot of sense. Navigating food, health, and body in today's world can feel like rocky terrain. Maybe eating has felt harder than it should, tangled up in noise from the outside world and a lot of conflicting information about what you're supposed to do. Whether you’re navigating disordered eating, digestive concerns like IBS, hormonal conditions such as PCOS or endometriosis, or a complicated relationship with your body, you’re in the right place.

Deanna Harlow

Deanna Harlow

MS, RD, LDN, CD

Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Women's Health

Welcome - I am so glad you're here and applaud you for reaching out! The first step in working on your relationship with food, your body, and exercise is finding the right dietitian that you trust. You deserve to be heard every step of the way and to feel safe to ask questions. I have experience working with eating disorders, sports nutrition, kidney disease, diabetes, HTN, high cholesterol, and GI concerns. Additionally, I've worked with clients with several co-occurring disorders like anxiety, depression, BPD, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, and ADHD. I identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community and am passionate about helping those that identify with this group.

Emily Bishop

Emily Bishop

MS, RD, LD/N

Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Autoimmune

Food can most definitely be fun, but for some it can also be scary, overwhelming, infuriating, comforting, energizing and enjoyable, all at the same time. I am here to help support you in your journey to finding freedom with food and making peace with your body. You are in the driver's seat, but I am here to help steer you along the way in accomplishing your goals. I want to help you learn to embrace the signals that your body sends you, rather than to fear them. And I want to help provide gentle nutrition reminders so that you can fuel your body for all the things you want to accomplish!

Emily Stewart-Ronnisch

Emily Stewart-Ronnisch

RDN

Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Autoimmune

Emily believes food to be the ultimate form of connection and strives to help her clients find deeper satisfaction, joy, and peace in their relationship with nourishment. She practices from the HAES (Health at Every Size) framework to deliver weight-neutral care. Her philosophy is that a positive relationship to food is possible and deserved for truly everyone. Emily loves to develop relationships with her patients and cheer them on every step of their journey. She helps her patients leave sessions feeling empowered and armed with the knowledge of how to compassionately care for their own bodies. Emily strives to make information about health less overwhelming and turn it into fun!

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