Rachel Atkinson
Nutrition →(843) 355-3300
Telehealth platform
Teladoc
Session types
Video & Phone & Messaging
Languages
English, Korean
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About
Rachel Atkinson is a licensed nutritionist in South Carolina who helps patients reverse chronic conditions and achieve sustainable health outcomes through personalized dietary intervention. Working with clients managing diabetes, heart disease, and weight-related concerns, she develops evidence-based nutrition plans that patients can realistically implement into their daily lives. Through convenient telehealth appointments, Rachel partners with patients to transform their relationship with food and measurably improve their metabolic health.
Services offered
Rachel offers comprehensive nutrition counseling via telehealth for patients managing type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, digestive disorders, and weight concerns. She uses a food-first approach combined with behavioral coaching, helping patients understand how specific dietary choices affect their blood sugar, energy levels, and long-term health markers. Her typical telehealth sessions include detailed nutrition assessments, personalized meal planning, grocery shopping guidance, and ongoing accountability check-ins. Rachel works with diverse populations including those preparing for pregnancy, managing autoimmune conditions, and seeking to reduce medication dependence through nutrition optimization. Sessions are designed to be practical and sustainable, focusing on real food solutions rather than restrictive dieting.