A registered dietitian for Orange — virtually.

Orange is one of central Orange County's most distinctive cities — defined by Old Towne Orange, the largest National Register Historic District in California, where preserved early-1900s buildings, antique shops and the Plaza Circle give the city a character unlike anywhere else in the county.

It's also a major medical hub. Some of the region's largest hospitals — CHOC, St. Joseph, UCI Medical Center — sit in and around Orange, alongside Chapman University, which means a lot of residents work in healthcare and education and already think in terms of evidence.

That's a good fit for how I practice. Virtual care delivers genuinely evidence-based nutrition without another appointment to drive to — the work happens by video, around a full schedule.

Orange residents — many of them working in the area's hospitals, university and clinics — don't need another commute added to the day. Telehealth removes it: you keep the appointment from home or on a break, wherever your schedule allows.

Each session is a video visit. We work through symptoms, labs and what you actually eat, and you leave with a personalized plan and written resources I send right after, with follow-ups to keep refining it.

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.

A lot of Orange clients come in for PCOS, hormone work and insulin resistance, plus gut health and IBS — root-cause, evidence-based work that pairs well with whatever medical care you're already getting from the local hospital systems.

Diabetes and metabolic health are the other big bucket here, and worth flagging: medical nutrition therapy for diabetes and prediabetes is often insurance-covered, which matters in a city this rooted in healthcare. All of it is weight-inclusive — progress is measured in labs, energy, cycles and symptoms, never the scale.