We accept credit cards for visits, and the prices will be displayed when you schedule your appointment. If you do not provide insurance information, your credit card on file will be charged for the visit. If you would like to get reimbursed later by your insurance company, we can provide a superbill for you to submit.

We accept United, Atena, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona. If you are unsure if you are covered by one of these, please schedule a free consult, and we can get that straightened out before you schedule an appointment, especially before you are billed.

You are welcome to use either option for your visits. To enter your credit card information, fill out the billing section during sign-up. Alternatively, if you are logged into the portal, click on your name in the top right corner and select "Update Payment Methods."

To ensure the security of your information, we utilize an electronic medical record system specifically designed for protecting medical data. As dietitians and diabetes educators, we recognize that we are not experts in data security technology, which is why we have hired specialists in this field. The company we work with is called Healthie, and you can find more information about their security measures at www.gethealthie.com.

Someone with diabetes would be better served by a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES) who is also a Registered Dietitian because they bring expertise in nutrition and diabetes management. This means they don't just help with what to eat—they understand how food, medications, blood sugar levels, physical activity, stress, and other factors all work together. A CDCES dietitian can provide personalized, practical strategies to manage blood sugar, prevent complications, and reduce overwhelm. They're also trained to support behavior change, simplify complex information, and help patients feel more confident in their care. It's like having a coach who understands the science and the real-life challenges of living with diabetes.

Effective diabetes management includes regular monitoring of blood sugar levels, maintaining a balanced diet, engaging in regular physical activity, and adhering to prescribed medications. Education and support from healthcare professionals are also crucial.