Kroger offers free telenutrition service to promote healthy, affordable eating
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX/WTTE) — As Ohioans have been relying more on their own cooking skills for meals, Kroger is offering a free service to help you better decide what to make.
“The COVID-19 pandemic has changed shopping, cooking and eating routines for households across America,” said Jim Kirby, Kroger Health’s senior director. “Many families and individuals are for the first time exclusively relying on cooking for meals, some with limited budgets and nutrition knowledge. Through Kroger Health’s telenutrition service, our dietitians are providing free personalized nutrition advice to help our customers shop for and prepare delicious and affordable nutritious meals.”'
Kroger's free telenutrition service can help families make smarter choices when planning meals. Customers can use code "COVID" for unlimited visits to the service online here.
Kroger Health’s telenutrition service offers:
- A complimentary virtual consultation with a registered dietitian via a two-way video chat;
- Personalized support and plans for individuals and families — whether cooking for the first time, experiencing tighter budgets or navigating reduced access to fresh or favorite foods;
- Management of food-related health concerns, including weight maintenance or loss, gastrointestinal conditions and eating disorders, and nutrition plans associated with fertility, oncology and more.