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Nutrition Counseling

Some cancer treatments can change how food tastes or curb your appetite. After cancer treatment, it’s important to maintain a well-balanced meal plan. A nutritionist can help you plan a diet that meets your nutritional requirements, but also satisfies your appetite. We offer nutritional counseling to patients at some of our cancer centers, and we can also make referrals. This service is usually not covered by insurance plans and requires a physician referral.

We also have a fact sheet that provides more information about nutrition for cancer patients and survivors.