Rachel Adams
Nutrition →Telehealth platform
HealthTap
Session types
Video
Languages
English, Hindi
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About
Rachel Adams is a registered dietitian nutritionist who works with patients managing chronic conditions through evidence-based dietary interventions. She specializes in helping individuals with diabetes, heart disease, and digestive disorders achieve sustainable health improvements through personalized nutrition plans delivered entirely via telehealth. Her patient-centered approach focuses on practical dietary strategies that fit seamlessly into each person's lifestyle and health goals.
Services offered
Rachel Adams provides comprehensive nutrition counseling for patients with chronic disease management, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, gastrointestinal conditions, and metabolic disorders. She uses a combination of medical nutrition therapy, behavioral coaching, and lab-based assessment to develop individualized meal plans that address each patient's specific health concerns and dietary restrictions. During typical telehealth sessions, patients can expect a thorough nutrition assessment, discussion of current eating patterns, education on how food impacts their condition, and practical strategies for meal planning and grocery shopping. She works with adults seeking to reverse prediabetes, manage inflammatory bowel conditions, reduce medication dependence through diet optimization, and achieve lasting lifestyle change without restrictive or fad approaches.