Meaghan Ormsby is a Registered Dietitian (RD) and a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor. She specializes in Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), disordered eating, and intuitive eating.  Meaghan has worked with eating and weight concerns for over 10 years, providing individual nutrition counseling as well as group education.  Her experience and expertise are focused on helping individuals to improve both their eating habits and their relationship with food using the Health at Every Size (HAES) model and a non-diet approach.  Meaghan completed her undergraduate degree in Nutrition and dietetic internship at California State University, Long Beach and her Master of Science degree (MS) at Eastern Michigan University.

Many females with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) would like to incorporate nutrition into their PCOS treatment plan.  The research tells us that nutrition makes a significant difference and is a first-line treatment with PCOS, improving symptoms, insulin sensitivity, and ovulation.  The goal of nutrition therapy with PCOS is to optimize glucose and insulin release.  
This can be done without deprivation and without food elimination.  

"As a Registered Dietitian and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor,
I believe that everyone has the ability to become a normal, healthy, intuitive eater.  Everyone's journey is unique and my role is to
​support you in your process."  ~Meaghan

Virtual consultations available for Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), child feeding issues, disordered eating, and Intuitive Eating.  Contact Sound Nutrition Counseling (soundnutritionscheduling at gmail.com) for an initial consultation.  Sound Nutrition Counseling accepts Regence, Aetna, Kaiser, and Premera insurance. All other insurance carriers are considered out of network and payment will be due at the time of visit.  
Insurance coverage depends on your plan. A doctor referral is not a guarantee of coverage. Have questions about insurance paying for nutrition visits? Contact your insurance co.  
​      Clients are responsible for determining coverage with their insurance carrier.

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Suggested questions for your insurance company:
     What is my coverage for Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT)?
       Do these appointments apply toward my deductible?  
                      (If you are not familiar with what a deductible is, inquire about that also)
        Is MNT only covered for certain diagnoses? If so, which diagnoses?  
        How many visits are covered for these procedure codes: 97802? 97803?
​        Does my plan cover telehealth visits (aka qualifier GT)?