In the office, avenue Cartier
Second floor, elevator, street parking with two-hour meters.
- On-site measurements when they're useful
- Plan and documents printed and handed to you
- Bus routes 1 and 11, Cartier / Saint-Cyrille stop
Nutrition consultations · Montcalm, Québec City
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What it costs, published before you call
The same fees in the office and by video. Taxes and file opening included — the amount shown is the amount on the receipt.
- First consultation$135
Full assessment, history, goals, and concrete first steps to try before the follow-up.
75 minutes - Follow-up$95
We look at what held, what didn't, and adjust. The usual rhythm is every three to six weeks.
45 minutes - Short follow-up$60
For one specific question between visits, or when a single point is left to settle.
25 minutes - Written plan$75
Sample menu and grocery list, delivered as a PDF. Optional — most people don't need one.
add-on
No medical referral is needed to book privately. Québec's public plan doesn't cover these services; private insurance often does — see the next section.
The receipt, field by field
The question that comes up most isn't the fee, it's “will my insurance accept it”. Here's the receipt handed out after each visit, and why each line is on it.
Nutrition RepèreReceipt no. 0000
- Client name
- — your name —
- Date of service
- — date of visit —
- Service provided
- Nutrition consultation
- Practitioner
- Dt.P., ODNQ member
- Licence no.
- 00-0000
- Amount paid
- $135.00
- Your name, as it appears on the policyA receipt in a spouse's or parent's name is refused by most insurers, even when they're the one paying.
- The date of service, not of paymentThat's what sets the coverage year. A December visit paid in January counts in December's year.
- Exactly what the service was“Nutrition consultation” — not “advice”, not “coaching”. Insurers reimburse a professional service, not a general one.
- The professional titleDietitian and nutritionist are titles protected by law in Québec. That word is what the insurer looks for on the receipt.
- The Order licence numberIt lets the insurer confirm registration on the Order's roster. Without it, reimbursement is often held up pending a check.
This specimen shows what a receipt looks like; it is not a receipt. Coverage itself varies from one policy to the next — number of visits, percentage reimbursed, annual maximum. Three questions to ask your insurer before the first visit: are registered dietitian services covered, at what percentage, and up to what annual amount.
In the office or by video
Same length, same fee, same receipt. You choose when you book, and it can change from one visit to the next.
By video
Link sent with your confirmation. Nothing to install; it opens in the browser.
- Open to anyone located in Québec
- Handy for a short follow-up, or in winter when the streets are bad
- The same receipt, emailed after the visit