Nutrition
Recovery does not stop with treatment. What you put into your body plays a major role in how well you heal, how much energy you have, how your body performs, and how quickly you can get back to doing what you love.
Our Fuel Station is located inside our recovery room and features a hand-selected collection of nutrition and recovery-focused items chosen to support patients before, during, and after treatment. Whether you are recovering from surgery, training for a sport, managing your weight, improving lab work, or simply trying to feel better, our nutrition services are designed to give you practical guidance that fits your life.
Patients also receive a free consultation with Faith Bailey, MS, RD, to help identify their goals and learn how nutrition can support their recovery, health, and performance.
Nutrition Support Designed Around You
Every patient has different goals. Some want to recover faster after surgery. Some want to build strength, improve energy, or support athletic performance. Others want help with meal planning, weight management, gut health, hormone health, or improving lab work through better food choices.
Our nutrition support is personalized, practical, and focused on helping you make realistic changes that can improve how you feel and function.
Services include:
- Free consultation with Faith Bailey, MS, RD
- 1-on-1 nutrition counseling
- Meal planning guidance
- Improve lab work through diet
- Post-operative recovery support
- Sports nutrition support
- Gut and hormone health
- Weight management
Meet Faith Bailey, MS, RD
Faith Bailey, MS, RD, works with patients to create nutrition strategies that are realistic, supportive, and tailored to each person’s individual needs. Whether you are an athlete, recovering from an injury, preparing for surgery, healing after surgery, or working toward a healthier lifestyle, Faith helps you understand how food can become part of your recovery and wellness plan.
Nutrition counseling may include education, goal setting, meal planning, supplement guidance when appropriate, and practical strategies for making better choices at home, at work, while training, or during recovery
Faith Bailey, MS, RD
Registered Dietician