The food you eat can be either the safest form of medicine or the slowest form of poison. At Reem Hospital, our dietitians and nutritionist provide a comprehensive assessment and personalized diet plan for each individual, tailored to their health conditions, lifestyle, risk factors for disease development, goals, and obstacles hindering their progress. Our personalized sessions are dedicated to thoroughly understanding individual needs to offer the best possible dietary plan.
When to Visit a Dietitian & Nutritionist?
Our dietitians & nutritionists offer medical nutrition therapy, meal planning, and other individualized nutrition counseling aimed at:
Resolving gastrointestinal issues such as constipation, bloating, food intolerances or irritable bowel syndrome.
Managing chronic conditions like high cholesterol, diabetes, celiac disease, high blood pressure, and heart disease.
Addressing emotional eating, disordered eating, food sensitivities, or adjusting to a change in lifestyle or a new diagnosis.
Why Choose a Dietitian & Nutritionist at Reem Hospital, Abu Dhabi?
At Reem Hospital, our dietitians and nutritionists assist clients in achieving their nutrition goals by offering education, tools, and ongoing support. They create personalized plans, monitor performance and progress, assess compliance, and adjust plans accordingly.
Our dietitians are dedicated to evidence-based practices and actively engage in research and continuous medical education to stay abreast of advancements that can improve our patients’ lives.
Treatments Offered by Dietitians & Nutritionists at Reem Hospital Abu Dhabi
At Reem Hospital, we offer meticulous dietary plans for the following conditions:
Diabetes
Hypertension
Hyperlipidemia
Gout
Renal impairment
Heart diseases
Oncology cases.
Obesity
Weight loss
Weight gain
Post bariatric surgery diet.
GERD
Gastritis
Irritable bowel syndrome
Inflammatory bowel diseases
Chronic constipation
Liver diseases
Food allergies and intolerances.
Malnutrition
Seizures
Failure to thrive.
Sports Nutrition
Pregnancy and breastfeeding Nutrition
Pulmonary Diseases Nutrition
Metabolic disease
Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) such as stroke or seizures
Medical nutrition therapy for chronic and acute diseases
Enteral and parenteral nutrition support
Renal disease and dialysis
Muscle wasting.
Counseling for food-related behavioral adjustments and lifestyle adaptations to promote sustained long-term health.
Monitoring and evaluating an individual’s progress during subsequent visits with our Licensed dietitian.
Diabetes
Hypertension
Hyperlipidemia
Gout
Renal impairment
Heart diseases
Oncology cases.
Obesity
Weight loss
Weight gain
Post bariatric surgery diet.
GERD
Gastritis
Irritable bowel syndrome
Inflammatory bowel diseases
Chronic constipation
Liver diseases
Food allergies and intolerances.
Malnutrition
Seizures
Failure to thrive.
Sports Nutrition
Pregnancy and breastfeeding Nutrition
Pulmonary Diseases Nutrition
Metabolic disease
Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) such as stroke or seizures
Medical nutrition therapy for chronic and acute diseases
Enteral and parenteral nutrition support
Renal disease and dialysis
Muscle wasting.
Counseling for food-related behavioral adjustments and lifestyle adaptations to promote sustained long-term health.
Monitoring and evaluating an individual’s progress during subsequent visits with our Licensed dietitian.
Our Dietetics and Nutrition Department provides optimal solutions for managing your health and lifestyle through professional nutrition services and medical nutrition therapy delivered by our experienced dietitians. Our approach is to provide you with evidence-based solutions while respecting your preferences by implementing a personalized nutrition program that is health-promoting and nutritious. Our experienced dietitians will tailor a nutrition plan for you, which will be monitored regularly after the necessary tests have been performed. Our diet programs are tailored to all categories, from children to adults, and meet your weight management needs to improve your quality of life and overall health.
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What is the difference between a Dietitian and a Nutritionist?
In hospital settings, dietitians are licensed healthcare providers tasked with developing food plans tailored to suit the medical requirements of outpatient and inpatient cases. They provide medical nutrition therapy and counseling, undergoing specialized training and completing the necessary hours to obtain licensure in this field.
Nutritionists predominantly operate on a broader scale within community settings like schools and organizations, focusing on population-level nutrition.
How can a Dietitian or Nutritionist help me achieve my health goals?
Through comprehensive evaluation of your medical status, lifestyle, health routines, and objectives, they formulate a dietary plan. This plan encompasses allowed foods, restricted items, meal timings, and portion sizes, with an emphasis on education and counseling to facilitate effective management.
How often should I meet with a Dietitian or Nutritionist?
Usually, your visits to the dietitian or a nutritionist range from once a week to once a month, depending on your health condition and your desired progress.
Schedule your appointment with our dietitian today to discover your personalized dietary plan and determine the frequency of your visits for optimal guidance.
Are virtual or online consultations available with Dietitians and Nutritionists?
Yes, virtual and online consultations are available.However,an in-person interview with the dietitian can provide a more comprehensive understanding for both parties. This approach allows the dietitian to better comprehend your case and enables you to benefit interactively from the consultation.
How can Dietitians and Nutritionists support healthy eating habits for families?
By creating personalized dietary plans catering to individual health needs and preferences, we acknowledge that people have different habits and tastes, and everyone has a unique approach to adopting healthy eating habits, we cater to each case differently according to their behaviors. This is why we tailor our approach to each person’s specific behaviors. Our dietitians and nutritionists also recognize that changes in one person’s behavior can influence others, similar to how peer pressure can affect eating habits within a family.
Can Dietitians help with chronic disease management through nutrition?
Yes, dietitians develop different diet plans and lifestyle modifications based on the specific diseases they address. Each disease has its own set of foods that can help alleviate symptoms, complement the effects of prescribed medications, and aid in preventing or managing the condition.
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Consider your goals:Defining your goals is the pivotal first step in seeking nutritional assistance.
Schedule a consultation: for an initial assessment and the chance to explore the most effective and suitable healthy dietary plan tailored to your goals.