Liberated Plate provides virtual, HIPAA‑compliant nutrition therapy for individuals with eating disorders, disordered eating, or trauma‑related food anxieties. Using a trauma‑informed, interoceptive framework, registered dietitians deliver 30‑ or 50‑minute sessions that integrate with patients’ multidisciplinary care teams and support insurance billing or private‑pay options. The service also offers parent coaching and clinician supervision to extend care beyond the individual client.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Individuals experiencing eating disorders, disordered eating patterns, or trauma‑related food anxieties often lack accessible, evidence‑based nutrition therapy that integrates with their broader medical care. Traditional in‑person dietetic services can be geographically limited, costly, and may not address the psychological dimensions of eating behavior. Consequently, many patients struggle to develop a flexible, non‑diet relationship with food while navigating insurance complexities.
Solution
Liberated Plate delivers virtual nutrition therapy through a HIPAA‑compliant video platform, enabling registered dietitians to conduct secure, real‑time sessions with clients across multiple states. The practice employs a trauma‑aware, interoceptive nutrition framework that links physiological cues to emotional regulation, supporting both eating‑disorder recovery and broader disordered‑eating concerns. Sessions are customizable in length (30‑ or 50‑minute blocks) and include coordinated communication with the client’s multidisciplinary care team. Insurance compatibility is built‑in via Aetna in‑network participation and out‑of‑network superbill generation, while private‑pay options and limited reduced‑rate slots broaden affordability. Additional services such as parent coaching and clinician supervision extend the therapeutic ecosystem beyond the individual client. A Good Faith Estimate process ensures price transparency in compliance with the No Surprises Act. All interactions are documented in an encrypted cloud‑based EHR, facilitating seamless data sharing and outcome tracking.
Target Audience
The primary customers are individuals (teens and adults) seeking evidence‑based nutrition therapy for eating disorders, disordered eating, or trauma‑related food concerns, as well as parents of recovering youth and clinicians requiring supervision.
Features
- Secure, HIPAA‑compliant video sessions hosted on the Simple Practice EHR platform.
- Trauma‑informed, interoceptive nutrition protocol that integrates nervous‑system regulation with dietary counseling.
- Flexible appointment durations (30 min and 50 min) with real‑time care‑team coordination and brief email support.
- Integrated insurance workflow: Aetna in‑network billing plus automated out‑of‑network superbill generation for other plans.
- Parent coaching modules designed to support caregivers of individuals in eating‑disorder recovery.
- Clinician supervision service offering case consultation and professional development for allied health providers.
- Transparent pricing via Good Faith Estimate documentation, adhering to the No Surprises Act.
- Limited reduced‑rate slots to improve access for financially constrained clients.