Find a Registered Dietitian in Ontario – Covered by Insurance

If you’re looking for a Toronto dietitian or dietitian in Ontario, you might be wondering: Are these services covered by insurance? The good news is — most extended healthcare plans in Canada cover dietitian counseling services. At Dietitian Connect, we make it easy to find a qualified professional, book your appointment, and even handle the billing for you

🍏Work with a Registered Dietitian in Canada — Covered by Insurance. Check your coverage today.

Why Work With a Dietitian in Ontario?

When it comes to your health, nutrition advice should come from the experts. While you may see the terms Toronto nutritionist or nutritionist Ontario online, not all nutritionists in Ontario are regulated.

Only Registered Dietitians (RDs) are licensed healthcare professionals regulated by the College of Dietitians of Ontario under the Regulated Health Professions Act.

That means when you work with a registered dietitian in Toronto or anywhere in Ontario, you’re working with someone who has:

• Completed a university degree in nutrition

• Finished a supervised practicum

• Passed a national registration exam

Dietitians are evidence-based professionals — trained to provide medical nutrition therapy for conditions like diabetes, heart disease, IBS, PCOS, and more.

Insurance Coverage for Dietitian Services in Ontario

One of the most common questions we hear: Are dietitian services covered by insurance?

✅ Yes — most extended healthcare plans cover dietitian counseling services.

You’ll usually find “Registered Dietitian” or “Dietitian Services” listed under paramedical coverage on your benefits plan.

At Dietitian Connect, we bill your insurance directly whenever possible.

If you don’t have insurance, you can still book an appointment with a dietitian in Ontario and pay privately.

💡 Important: Some plans may include coverage for other titles like Registered Holistic Nutritionist (RHN) or Certified Nutritionist, but these professionals are not regulated in Ontario. Insurance companies may or may not cover their services. A Registered Dietitian (RD) is always recognized as a regulated healthcare provider.

🍏 Check your coverage now  to see if your visits are included.

How Dietitian Connect Works in Ontario

We’ve made it simple to connect with a Registered Dietitian in Ontario:

1. Check Your Coverage - Complete our quick online form to see if your visits are covered. We’ll verify your insurance within 1–3 business hours.
2. Get Matched & Book an Appointment - Our team connects you with the right dietitian for your needs and helps you book your first session.
3. Meet Your Dietitian (Online) - Access care through our secure virtual platform — from anywhere in Ontario. We bill insurance directly, so you don’t have to pay upfront.
4. Build Sustainable Habits - Work with your dietitian to create a personalized plan that fits your life, with ongoing support as needed
5. Start today — let’s check if you’re covered. 

Find a Dietitian in Toronto and Across Ontario

Whether you’re searching for a registered dietitian Toronto, dietitian Ontario, or nutritionist near me, we’ve got you covered.

Our network includes dietitians across Ontario, including:

• Toronto

• Ottawa

• Hamilton

• London

• Kitchener-Waterloo

• Mississauga

• Windsor

• Kingston

• Sudbury

• Thunder Bay

Find a registered dietitian near you. 

Common Questions About Dietitian Services in Ontario

Are dietitian services covered by insurance in Ontario?
Yes, many extended healthcare plans include coverage for Registered Dietitians. We’ll verify your benefits and bill directly whenever possible.

What’s the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist in Ontario?
Anyone can call themselves a nutritionist, but a Registered Dietitian (RD) is a licensed health professional regulated by the College of Dietitians of Ontario.

Do I need a doctor’s referral to see a dietitian in Ontario?
No referral is needed. You can book directly with Dietitian Connect.

Can I work with a dietitian if I don’t have insurance?
Yes. You’re welcome to pay privately and receive a receipt that may be eligible as a medical expense on your taxes.

Check if your visits are covered today.