702 DPC and Wellness

Weight Loss Clinic in Las Vegas, Nevada

Call (702) 752-47886835 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89117

About 702 DPC and Wellness

My Nutrition My Life is a Henderson-based practice that takes a nutrition-first approach to weight management. The team includes registered dietitians and nutrition specialists who work with clients on building eating habits that actually last. It's not about cutting everything out or following a rigid meal plan you'll abandon in two weeks. The focus is on understanding how food works for your specific body and finding an approach that fits your real life.

The practice carries a 4.5-star rating, which reflects the consistent and personalized attention clients receive. Sessions go well beyond calorie counting. Dietitians look at your relationship with food, your health history, and your lifestyle to build a plan that makes sense for you. Whether you're managing a condition like diabetes or just want to lose weight in a way that sticks, the team meets you where you are.

Services Offered

My Nutrition My Life provides individual nutrition counseling, medical nutrition therapy, and structured weight loss programs led by registered dietitians. Each client starts with a thorough nutrition assessment covering dietary history, health conditions, lab values, medications, and personal goals. This intake process helps the dietitian identify the most effective approach before making any recommendations. One-on-one counseling sessions run longer than a typical medical appointment, giving clients time to ask questions and work through practical challenges like meal prep, grocery shopping on a budget, and navigating social eating. Group programs are also available for clients who respond better to shared accountability. Medical nutrition therapy is offered for clients with conditions including type 2 diabetes, prediabetes, high cholesterol, and polycystic ovary syndrome. This clinical service involves ongoing nutrition management tailored to the condition, often coordinated with the client's physician. Virtual sessions are available, helping clients keep appointments consistent even when life gets busy. The practice also offers support between scheduled sessions for clients who need extra guidance during high-risk periods like holidays or extended travel. Food journaling and regular measurements help track progress and give the dietitian data to refine the approach at each visit.

Weight Loss Centers

Walk-in Clinics

Concierge Medicine

Treatment Options

Individual Nutrition Counseling

One-on-one sessions with a registered dietitian built around your eating habits, weight loss goals, and lifestyle. Sessions run longer than a typical medical appointment, leaving room for practical challenges like meal prep and dining out. The plan is updated at each visit based on your real-world progress.

Ongoing; every 2 to 4 weeks initially$100-$175 per session; packages available

Medical Nutrition Therapy

Clinical nutrition management for clients with conditions like type 2 diabetes, prediabetes, high cholesterol, or kidney disease. Dietitians create targeted protocols based on lab values and medical history, often coordinating with your physician. Covered under many insurance plans for qualifying diagnoses.

Ongoing management; 6 to 12 months commonOften covered by insurance for qualifying conditions

Personalized Meal Planning

A structured program that gives you a personalized meal framework based on your caloric needs, food preferences, and health goals. The dietitian builds out daily meal options and adjusts portions and macros as your body responds over weeks and months of consistent follow-through.

3 to 6 months$100-$175 per session; packages available

Virtual Dietitian Coaching

Remote counseling sessions via video or phone providing full dietitian support without needing to travel. Useful for clients with busy schedules, mobility challenges, or those who live outside Henderson. All program services are available virtually, including initial assessments, follow-up, and plan adjustments.

Flexible; matches in-person scheduleSame rates as in-person sessions

What to Expect

The process starts with a 60- to 90-minute initial assessment with a registered dietitian. During this session, the dietitian reviews your health history, current eating patterns, and weight loss goals. You'll talk through what's worked and what hasn't in the past, and the dietitian will ask about your schedule, cooking habits, and food preferences to get a realistic picture of your daily life.

After the assessment, you receive a personalized nutrition plan. It's not a printed sheet of generic guidelines; it's built around your specific numbers, preferences, and lifestyle. The first few follow-up sessions focus on adjustments as you try new habits and run into real-world friction.

Ongoing sessions happen every two to four weeks in the early months, then shift to monthly check-ins once a routine is established. The practice tracks progress through food journaling and body measurements and refines the approach over time. Most clients notice meaningful habit changes in the first month, with bigger shifts in weight and metabolic markers showing up around the three-month mark.

Why Choose 702 DPC and Wellness

Dietitian-led care is different from a standard weight loss program. You're working with someone whose entire training is built around nutrition science and behavior change, not a general practitioner who has 15 minutes to spare. That expertise shows in the quality of the plans and the practical guidance clients get session after session.

The high patient rating reflects something real: clients feel heard. Weight loss is hard, and having a consistent relationship with a practitioner who tracks your progress and adjusts your plan when things aren't working makes a real difference. There's no handoff to a new face every few months.

My Nutrition My Life is also a strong fit for people who've already been around the diet block. If you've tried strict protocols, apps, and meal delivery services and still haven't found something that lasts, the dietitians here can help you figure out why and build something better. They don't sell supplements or push products. The focus is entirely on helping you eat in a way that supports your health long term.

Insurance & Pricing

Many insurance plans cover medical nutrition therapy when delivered by a registered dietitian for qualifying conditions like diabetes, obesity, or kidney disease. My Nutrition My Life accepts a range of insurance plans and can verify your benefits before your first appointment so there are no surprises.

For clients without applicable coverage, self-pay rates are available. Individual sessions typically run between $100 and $175. Multi-session packages offer savings compared to paying per visit. HSA and FSA cards are accepted. The practice recommends calling ahead to confirm current rates and insurance participation, as these details can change periodically.

First-Time Patient Tips

Coming in with realistic expectations helps a lot. Nutrition-based weight loss isn't as fast as some medication-based approaches, but the results tend to last because you're changing how you eat, not just suppressing appetite. Most people notice their habits shifting in the first month, with bigger changes in weight and metabolic markers showing up closer to the three-month mark.

If you can, keep a food journal for a week or two before your first appointment. Even rough notes about what you're eating, when, and how you're feeling give the dietitian a more accurate starting point than memory alone.

Be upfront about what you're not willing to change. A plan that requires giving up everything you enjoy isn't sustainable, and your dietitian can work around real preferences if you're honest about them from the start. If something in the plan isn't working, say so before you quietly abandon it. Adjustments are straightforward to make; catching back up after a lapse is harder.

Pros & Cons

Advantages

Registered dietitians bring specialized nutrition expertise that goes beyond what's typically available in a standard weight loss or primary care visit.
The 4.5-star rating reflects consistently positive experiences and a high level of personalized attention from the care team.
Insurance coverage for medical nutrition therapy is available for many qualifying conditions, making sessions accessible at a lower out-of-pocket cost.

Things to Consider

Results from nutrition-based weight loss come more gradually than medication-assisted approaches, which can be frustrating for clients expecting fast changes.
The practice focuses on nutrition rather than prescribing weight loss medications, so clients who need pharmaceutical support will need a separate provider for that.

Service Area

My Nutrition My Life serves clients throughout Henderson and the broader Las Vegas valley, including Green Valley, Anthem, and neighborhoods near the Boulder Highway corridor. Virtual appointments extend the practice's reach to clients anywhere in Nevada. Clients from Summerlin, the east valley, and rural parts of the state have connected with the team remotely. Flexible scheduling accommodates commuters, working parents, and anyone whose day doesn't fit a standard 9-to-5 window. Early morning and evening slots help make consistent appointments realistic.

Local Insight

Henderson is one of Nevada's fastest-growing cities, and the population reflects a wide range of lifestyles. Many residents commute to Las Vegas for work, leaving little time for cooking. The city has a sizable retiree population managing age-related metabolic changes, alongside younger families building lasting healthy habits. My Nutrition My Life's flexible hours and virtual options make quality nutrition support accessible for all of those groups, wherever they are in the valley.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is medical nutrition therapy?

Medical nutrition therapy is a clinical service where a registered dietitian creates and manages a personalized nutrition plan to treat a specific health condition. It's evidence-based and different from general nutrition advice. Common qualifying conditions include type 2 diabetes, obesity, kidney disease, and cardiovascular disease.

Do I need a referral to see a dietitian?

You don't need a referral to schedule an initial appointment, though some insurance plans require one for covered visits. It's worth checking with your insurer before your first appointment to confirm their requirements. The practice can help you understand what's needed for your specific plan.

How long does it take to see results?

Most clients notice changes in their eating habits within the first month, but meaningful weight loss typically shows up around the two- to three-month mark with consistent follow-through. The timeline varies based on your starting point, health conditions, and how closely you follow the plan. Results tend to be more durable than quick-fix approaches.

Does insurance cover my dietitian visits?

Many insurance plans cover medical nutrition therapy for qualifying conditions like diabetes, obesity, and kidney disease when delivered by a registered dietitian. The practice can verify your benefits before your first visit so you know your out-of-pocket costs upfront. Self-pay options are available for clients without applicable coverage.

Can I do sessions virtually?

Yes, virtual sessions are available via video or phone and cover the full range of services offered in person. Many clients find virtual appointments easier to keep consistent once a routine is established. Initial assessments can typically be completed virtually as well.

What's the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist?

In the U.S., 'registered dietitian' is a protected credential requiring a specific degree, supervised practice hours, and a national licensing exam. 'Nutritionist' is an unregulated term anyone can use regardless of training. Working with a registered dietitian means you're getting guidance from someone with verified clinical qualifications.

Do you work with clients who have a history of disordered eating?

The practice works with clients who have complicated histories with food and takes a non-restrictive approach where appropriate. Clients are screened during the initial assessment to confirm the program is a good fit. In some cases, the dietitian may recommend also working with a therapist for the best outcomes.

How often do I need to come in?

In the early months, most clients come in every two to four weeks to build momentum and make plan adjustments. Once a routine is established, sessions typically shift to monthly check-ins. Frequency can be adjusted based on your progress and the level of support you need.