Specializing in medical nutrition therapy in skilled nursing, long term care and for the geriatric community

My mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based nutrition care that enhances the health, dignity, and quality of life of the residents in skilled nursing, long term care and the geriatric community. Through practical, personalized guidance, I strive to make nutrition simple, accessible, and meaningful—empowering individuals to take small, sustainable steps toward better health, one meal and one conversation at a time.

Hannah Jorgenson

Registered Dietitian, MBA, RDN, CD

Nutritional Counseling

Grocery Shopping

Services

In Home Visit

Menu Planning

In-home nutrition visits where I come to your home to provide practical, hands-on support. Together, we review your pantry and refrigerator, organize and simplify food choices, and identify foods that best support your health condition and goals
Personalized menu planning to take the stress out of daily food decisions. I create flexible, realistic menus based on your health condition, preferences, schedule, and budget. Making it easier to eat well, stay consistent, and enjoy your meals.
Guided grocery store tours that provide hands-on nutrition education in a real-life setting. I help you read labels, compare products, and choose foods that support your health goals, so grocery shopping feels more confident and less overwhelming.
One-on-one nutrition counseling tailored to your health needs, goals, and lifestyle. Together, we focus on realistic, sustainable changes that support long-term health, not restrictive diets or one-size-fits-all plans.

consulting in skilled nursing facilities

    • Comprehensive nutrition assessments (initial, quarterly, annual, and significant change)

    • Development and updates of nutrition care plans

    • Identification and documentation of malnutrition diagnoses (ASPEN criteria)

    • Collaboration with interdisciplinary teams (IDT) via remote chart review and consultation

    • Nutritional intervention recommendations and monitoring outcomes

    • MDS Section K coding accuracy (Swallowing/Nutritional Status)

    • Care Area Assessments (CAA) for nutrition-related triggers

    • Documentation support for weight loss, tube feeding, and dietary intake concerns

    • Audit-ready charting guidance and quality assurance review

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