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Hi, I’m Amy.

I began my professional journey as a veterinary technician, dedicating several years to the field of veterinary care. Oddly enough, during this time, I was quite the junk food junkie and didn't have much interest in nutrition at all!

I've been a runner since my early teens, and it was while training for my first marathon that I realized the significant impact nutrition could have on performance. Motivated by this experience, I decided to return to school and attended the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford, where I completed my degree in Nutrition and Dietetics.

From there, I completed my internship at Mercy Medical Center in Springfield, MA, and continued on as a clinical dietitian for several years. While I loved working in the clinical setting, I felt I could be more beneficial if I could reach people and help them make changes before they wound up in the hospital. So, I decided to start my own private practice, Farmington Valley Nutrition and Wellness, where I focus on preventive nutrition and help people make lasting lifestyle changes to improve their health.

Accepting new patients

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Health Savings Accounts (HSA) payment accepted

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In network with most major insurance carriers. Contact your carrier to verify coverage for your specific plan.

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Aetna

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United Healthcare

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield

Medicare *

Cigna

Husky Health / Medicaid **

Medicare and Medicaid require referrals from your primary care provider and have limited coverage. Referrals can be faxed to 860-490-4467.

* Medicare plans cover nutrition counseling for patients with diabetes or chronic kidney disease (CKD) stage 3 or above.

** Husky Health / Medicaid plans cover nutrition counseling for patients with diabetes or chronic kidney disease (CKD) stage 3 or above, hypertension, overweight/obesity, fatty liver disease, heart failure, or high cholesterol.

I like to help my patients realize that good nutrition doesn’t have to be complicated, expensive, or unappetizing!

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