Looking for a private dietitian covered by private health insurance?
At Nutrition & Co, our HCPC-registered dietitians deliver evidence-based nutrition consultations recognised by major UK health insurers, including BUPA, Healix, Aviva, WPA, AXA and Vitality. We support adults, executives, athletes, and those managing medical conditions through secure virtual appointments.
Please note : Meal plans are not covered by private health insurance; if a personalised meal plan is required, this is charged separately at £75.
Insurance Coverage & Excess Fees
Insurance Coverage & Excess Fees
We work with a range of private health insurers. Please see below for typical coverage and excess fees.
Please note: Excess fees are payable by the client and may vary depending on your individual policy.
BUPA
AXA
Healix
WPA
Vitality
Important Information
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You must obtain pre-authorisation from your insurer prior to your appointment.
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Please email your membership number and pre-authorisation code to:
admin@nutritionandco.co.uk before your consultation.
Our Services
Weight loss
IBS/IBD
Ceoliac disease
Sports Nutrition
RED-S
Eating disorders
ADHD/Autism
Cholesterol / Hypertension
Diabetes
ADHD / Autism
Picky eating
Constipation
Growth faltering
Cows milk protein allergy
IBS
Reflux
Sports Performance
Booking Process
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Complete the pre assesment questionaire
Complete the pre assessment questionnaire after booking via the link
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Join the zoom call with your specialist dietitian
You will be sent a zoom link via email, in which you join.
Meet the Team
All our dietitians are covered by major insurance providers. Please email us admin@nutritionandco.co.uk if you'd like to ask any questions.
Registered Dietitian
Jenaed Ruddock
Sports Nutrition | IBS | Weight management | Eating Disorders | RED-S | ADHD | Longevity
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Registered Dietitian
Beatriz Ribeiro
Sports Nutrition | Gut health | Weight management | Eating disorders | Allergies | ASD | Longevity
Registered Paediatric Dietitian
Jemma Williams
ARFID | ASD | Allergies | Fussy Eating | Complex childrens cases