Question 1

Why Work With Jodi Warshafsky, MS, RD, CDCES, CSP, LDN?

Accepted Answer

With over 20 years of clinical experience, Jodi Warshafsky provides expert, evidence-based nutrition care to help patients improve their health and feel their best.

Patients appreciate her supportive, practical approach and the personalized guidance she provides to help them build sustainable, healthy habits and feel confident about their food choices.

Question 2

What does a Registered Dietitian do?

Accepted Answer

A Registered Dietitian (RD) is a licensed healthcare professional trained in nutrition science and medical nutrition therapy. I provide individualized nutrition guidance to help patients improve health, manage medical conditions, and build sustainable eating habits.

Question 3

What conditions do you specialize in?

Accepted Answer

• Diabetes and Prediabetes
• Weight Management/GLP1
• High Cholesterol and Heart Health
• Digestive Disorders (IBS, Reflux, etc.)
• Pregnancy and Gestational Diabetes
• Pediatric Nutrition
• PCOS and Hormonal Conditions
• Metabolic Health
• Healthy Aging

Question 4

What languages does Jodi speak?

Accepted Answer

Jodi Warshafsky, MS, RD, CDCES, CSP, LDN provides nutrition care in English and Haitian Kreyòl, and is also proficient in French and Spanish.

Her multilingual background, combined with training in cultural humility, allows her to deliver personalized, culturally informed care to patients from diverse communities.

Question 5

Do you see both children and adults?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Patients across the lifespan are welcome, including infants, children, teenagers, adults, and older adults.

Question 6

Can a Dietitian Help If I’m Taking GLP-1 Medications?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Nutrition guidance can help ensure you are meeting your nutrient needs while taking medications such as GLP-1 receptor agonists. Counseling often focuses on maintaining adequate protein intake, protecting muscle mass, managing side effects, and supporting long-term lifestyle changes.

Question 7

Is It Too Late to Reverse Prediabetes?

Accepted Answer

No. Many people with prediabetes can significantly improve their blood sugar levels through lifestyle changes. Evidence shows that nutrition, physical activity, and weight management can help reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes and improve metabolic health.

Question 8

How Do I Make an Appointment?

Accepted Answer

Scheduling an appointment is easy.
	1.	Visit the secure scheduling portal:
https://jodi-warshafsky.clientsecure.me
	2.	Select your appointment type and choose an available time.
	3.	Enter your information and create or log into the secure client portal, then complete any required intake forms. Your appointment will be submitted as a request for approval.

Question 9

Does insurance cover nutrition counseling?

Accepted Answer

Many insurance plans cover visits with a registered dietitian, especially for conditions such as diabetes, prediabetes, obesity, high cholesterol, digestive disorders, chronic kidney disease, and pregnancy-related conditions. Coverage varies depending on the individual insurance plan.

Question 10

Do I need a referral to see Jodi Warshafsky, MS, RD, CDCES, CSP, LDN?

Accepted Answer

Many insurance plans do not require a referral to see a registered dietitian. However, some plans may require one depending on your policy. If a referral is needed, your physician’s office can usually provide it quickly.

Question 11

What happens during your first nutrition appointment?

Accepted Answer

During the first visit we review your medical history, lifestyle habits, and nutrition goals. We then develop a personalized nutrition strategy designed to support your health while fitting realistically into your daily life.

Question 12

Do I Need to Track My Food Before My Appointment?

Accepted Answer

You may find it helpful to keep a brief record of your meals and snacks, but it is not required. During your visit we will discuss your typical eating patterns so we can develop strategies that fit your lifestyle.

Question 13

What Results Do Patients Often See?

Accepted Answer

Results vary from person to person, but many patients report improvements such as:
	•	Better blood sugar control
	•	Healthier weight management
	•	Improved cholesterol levels
	•	Reduced digestive symptoms
	•	Greater confidence in making food choices

Nutrition counseling focuses on building sustainable habits that support long-term health.

Question 14

Are visits available by telehealth?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Telehealth visits allow patients to receive personalized nutrition counseling from home through a secure video platform. My practice is primarily virtual, allowing me to work with patients conveniently regardless of location. In certain cases, I may also work directly within a physician’s office when I have a collaborative practice agreement with that provider.

Question 15

Can I Work With You If I Live Outside Florida?

Accepted Answer

Because the practice is virtual, many patients can receive nutrition counseling from home. Jodi holds licensure in multiple states, which allows her to work with patients in several locations, including Florida.

A list of the states where she is currently licensed to practice will be posted soon. Availability depends on the state where you are located at the time of your appointment due to healthcare licensing regulations.

Question 16

What Technology Do I Need for a Telehealth Visit?

Accepted Answer

Telehealth appointments are conducted through a secure video platform. You will receive a secure link through the client portal before your appointment.

You will need:
	•	A smartphone, tablet, or computer
	•	A stable internet connection
	•	A private space

Question 17

How Long Are Appointments?

Accepted Answer

Initial nutrition visits are typically longer so we can review your medical history, lifestyle habits, and goals in detail. Follow-up visits are usually shorter and focus on reviewing progress, addressing questions, and adjusting your nutrition plan when needed.

Question 18

How Many Visits Will I Need?

Accepted Answer

The number of visits varies depending on your health goals and medical needs. Some patients benefit from a few visits to address a specific concern, while others prefer ongoing support to help build sustainable lifestyle habits.

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