A registered dietitian for Irvine — virtually.

Irvine is one of the most health-conscious, highly educated cities in the county — a master-planned community with a large professional and corporate workforce around the Spectrum and business districts, plus a substantial UC Irvine student and academic population.

That's an audience that tends to be proactive about health but extremely time-constrained. A video visit fits between meetings or classes far more easily than a clinic trip across town.

Virtual care also suits a data-minded crowd: it pairs naturally with continuous glucose monitors, lab review and structured follow-up, so we can be precise without you ever sitting in a waiting room.

For Irvine professionals and students, the real obstacle is calendar pressure. Telehealth collapses an appointment to the time of the appointment itself — log on from a quiet office, an apartment near campus, or home — and the plan continues from wherever you happen to be that week.

Sessions are video visits with a personalized plan and written resources sent after. We can layer in CGM data, recent labs and structured follow-ups so the work compounds over weeks instead of resetting every visit.

I'm based in Orange County and virtual-first. Select in-person sessions in OC are available by request, but the practice is built around telehealth so care stays consistent.

Most Irvine clients come in for PCOS and hormone work, insulin resistance, and gut health (IBS, reflux, low-FODMAP done properly). It's an audience that tends to have already read the internet, which is honestly a good place to start — we cut through the noise with a personalized, evidence-based plan.

Food-sensitivity work using MRT (LEAP) testing comes up often here too, especially for clients with chronic gut symptoms or inflammation that haven't responded to general advice. Everything stays weight-inclusive — progress is measured by symptoms, labs and energy.