For Providers
Nutrition Care for Shared Patients
Partner With Us to Support Your Patients’ Nutrition Needs
In busy clinical settings, time for in-depth nutrition counseling is often limited. Northern Nutrition Group provides specialized nutrition care that helps patients understand recommendations, navigate barriers, and implement meaningful dietary change.
We offer the clinical expertise, dedicated time, and compassionate support needed to help patients move forward with clarity and confidence.
What We Treat
We are registered dietitians based in Bozeman, Montana, seeing patients in person locally and virtually throughout Montana, Oregon, and California.
Eating disorders and disordered eating
Gastrointestinal conditions
Diabetes and cardiovascular health
Sports and performance nutrition
Pediatric nutrition and family feeding
Oncology nutrition
Nutrition support including feeding tube care
Weight and body image concerns
Women’s and men’s health
Healthy aging (65+)
Neurodivergent affirming nutrition care
General nutrition and nutrient support
Why Refer to Northern Nutrition Group?
Nutrition care is individualized and often complex. The thorough assessment, personalized planning, and ongoing support we offer help patients implement recommendations into their daily life.
We provide:
Comprehensive, evidence based nutrition assessments
Practical, personalized nutrition care plans informed by medical history, goals, and lifestyle
Ongoing support to help patients implement and sustain nutrition changes
Real-life nutrition support including meal support, cooking guidance, and skill building
Care coordination with referring providers and treatment teams, including recommendations for specialists or higher levels of care when appropriate
When to Refer
Medical and Nutrition Concerns
New medical diagnosis or symptoms requiring changes to eating habits
Rapid or unexplained weight change, or difficulty maintaining weight
Malnutrition or risk of malnutrition
Poor appetite or difficulty meeting nutrition needs
Preparing for or recovering from surgery, including bariatric procedures
Starting GLP-1 medications and needing nutrition guidance
Diabetes or blood sugar management challenges
Digestive symptoms affecting intake or quality of life
Food allergies or food intolerance management
Cardiovascular health concerns
Hormonal or reproductive health concerns
Bone health concerns
Oncology-related nutrition challenges
Feeding tube nutrition support
Eating and Feeding Concerns
Restriction, binge eating, purging, or chaotic eating patterns
Anxiety, distress, or avoidance around food
Limited food variety or rigid food rules
History of chronic dieting or weight cycling
Pediatric feeding challenges or family feeding concerns
Patients stepping down from eating disorder treatment and needing outpatient nutrition support
Functional and Daily Living Challenges
Difficulty planning, preparing, or consistently eating meals
Limited cooking skills or difficulty organizing the kitchen environment
Need for grocery shopping guidance or meal planning support
Difficulty implementing nutrition recommendations in daily life
What Happens After You Refer
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Patients can call, schedule online, or reach us through the website contact form. Providers may refer using our referral form, fax, or email, with details available on the referral page.
We begin with a comprehensive assessment and develop a nutrition plan that aligns with the patient’s medical care and goals. Communication is tailored to provider preference. We typically share relevant notes with referring providers and coordinate more frequent contact for medically complex or higher acuity patients.
Therapists and dietitians may also refer patients for outpatient meal support without transferring overall nutrition care. In these cases, we collaborate closely to understand the structure and support your patients need during meal support and share all related documentation.
Our goal is to offer a nutrition space where patients receive consistent, high quality care and outside providers feel supported.
A Collaborative Approach to Whole-Person Care
We’re here to provide nutrition care that helps patients navigate both short and long term dietary change.
We are in network with many insurance plans and offer a guide to help patients understand their benefits and coverage.