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Site map
Every page on nourishplannerapp.com and every section of the home page, with a line saying what you will find there.
Main pages
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- How NourishPlanner compares with the other tools RDs useNourishPlanner does one job for a nutrition practice, weekly plan delivery with a daily check in, so the honest question is what else you still need beside it.
- NourishPlanner vs Practice BetterNourishPlanner is for the dietitian whose gap is the six days between sessions, and Practice Better is for the dietitian who wants the whole practice under one login.
- NourishPlanner vs That Clean LifeThat Clean Life is for the dietitian whose bottleneck is producing plans and client facing content, and NourishPlanner is for the one whose plans are fine but stop being followed.
- NourishPlanner vs HealthieHealthie is built to be the practice record for a nutrition business that charts and bills, and NourishPlanner is built for the six days when nobody is watching the client eat.
- Calculators for private practice dietitiansTwo working calculators for the numbers that decide whether a nutrition counseling practice pays you properly: what your caseload actually collects, and what the unbilled week costs.
- Caseload Revenue CalculatorEnter your caseload, your average collected amount per session and your no show rate to see what the practice really nets per hour of your time.
- Plan Production Load CalculatorCount the hours your practice spends producing weekly plans and answering between session messages, then see what that time is worth at your own rate.
- Resources for private practice dietitiansPractical working documents for the parts of a nutrition counseling practice that nobody teaches in a dietetic internship: pricing, plan production and client follow through.
- Weekly Meal Plan Handoff ChecklistA step by step checklist for the part of nutrition counseling that decides retention: what you confirm before you build the week, how you hand it over, and what you check by Thursday.
Home page sections
- The week: where the time and the money leak out of a counseling practice.
- How it works: the four moves from client profile to adherence view.
- Features: the six things the product does instead of you.
- Outcomes: median results across 268 US practices.
- Dietitian stories: three practices on what changed.
- Pricing: three monthly plans, no per client charge.
- FAQ: pricing, onboarding, data handling, integrations and cancellation.
- Request a demo: the contact form and what the call covers.
The Counseling Table, the magazine
- The Counseling Table: the magazine index, all nine articles in one place.
- How do I actually get credentialed with insurance panels as a private practice dietitian?: the credentialing sequence from NPI to effective date, and what stalls an application.
- Should I bill insurance or stay cash pay for my nutrition counseling practice?: per session yield, collection lag and access, compared across both payment models.
- What are the most common reasons my 97802 and 97803 claims get denied?: the handful of fixable errors behind most 97802 and 97803 denials, and how to appeal.
- What does HIPAA actually require from me as a solo dietitian using a meal plan app?: risk analysis, business associate agreements and safeguards for a one person practice.
- How did one dietitian rebuild her practice around group visits instead of one on ones?: how a shift to group nutrition therapy changed scheduling, billing and revenue per hour.
- Is licensure portability changing where I can counsel nutrition clients across state lines?: what state licensure still requires of telehealth work, and which reforms are moving.
- What should be in my intake packet before a new nutrition client's first session?: the consent, financial and clinical documents a first session and a clean claim need.
- How much does it really cost me to deliver one hour of nutrition counseling?: how to build the true hourly cost of a counseling session for your own practice.
- Why do so many of my clients stop following the meal plan by the second week?: what really drives week two attrition, and how to adjust a plan without restarting it.
Legal and policy
- Legal notice: publisher, company registration, hosting and applicable law.
- Privacy policy: the exact data the contact form collects and your rights over it.
- Terms of service: subscription, billing, cancellation and data ownership.
Utility pages
- Request received: shown after the contact form is sent successfully.
- Page not found: shown when a link points at a page that does not exist.
- Email the publisher: the direct route to a human reply.