Home Enteral & Parenteral Nutrition Support
Individualized nutrition care for patients receiving tube feeding or intravenous nutrition at home.
When nutrition needs cannot be met adequately through eating and drinking, enteral or parenteral nutrition may provide essential nutrition support.
Living with a feeding tube or home parenteral nutrition can require ongoing adjustments as your health, nutritional needs, tolerance, medications, and ability to eat changes.
As a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, I provide individualized nutrition care to help you meet your nutrition needs, monitor your response to nutrition support, address feeding-related concerns, and adapt your nutrition plan as your needs change.
Nutrition Support I Can Help With
Home Enteral Nutrition
Home Parenteral Nutrition
Feeding Intolerance
Transition Toward Oral Intake
Long-Term Nutrition Support
What We May Work On
Your care begins with understanding why nutrition support is needed, your current feeding regimen, medical history, nutritional status, symptoms, medications, laboratory information, and ability to eat or drink.
From there, we can focus on the area’s most relevant to your needs.
Nutrition Needs & Hydration
Individualizing energy, protein, fluid, vitamin, mineral, and other nutrient needs while monitoring weight, hydration, intake, and nutritional status.
Formula & Feeding Plan
Tolerance & Symptoms
Oral Intake, Education & Home Management
Your Nutrition Support Plan Is Individualized
Nutrition support is not simply about providing calories.
Your nutrition assessment may consider your medical condition, reason for nutrition support, current intake, weight history, nutritional status, gastrointestinal function, symptoms, medications, laboratory findings, feeding regimen, and home environment.
We can then monitor how you are responding and adjust the nutrition plan as your needs change. The goal is to help you receive adequate and appropriate nutrition, maintain or improve nutritional status, manage feeding-related challenges, and support the safest and most appropriate transition between oral, enteral, and parenteral nutrition when possible.
Care as Part of Your Medical Team
Home enteral and parenteral nutrition often involves several healthcare professionals.
Nutrition care is provided as part of your broader medical team and does not replace the care of your physician, nurse, pharmacist, or other healthcare professionals.