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PEI Community Nutrition Program
PEI Nutrition
The PEI Community Nutrition Program gives Islanders access to registered dietitians for nutrition counseling and education to promote healthy eating and help manage chronic conditions. It supports people who want to improve their nutrition or manage a health condition through diet.
Conseils utiles pour la demande
Bring a list of your medications and any health conditions to your appointment so the dietitian can tailor advice. If a referral is needed, ask your doctor to provide one. The program can help you manage chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease through diet.
Documents requis
A valid PEI Health Card, and (for some services) a referral from your doctor or health care provider.
Comment présenter une demande
Call the PEI Community Nutrition Program or email the public health nutrition team to arrange to speak with a registered dietitian. Referrals may be required depending on the service you need.
Erreurs courantes à éviter
A common mistake is not knowing the service is available to all PEI residents with a valid Health Card, not just people with a diagnosed condition. Another is not providing your medical history, which helps the dietitian tailor advice. People also miss that a referral may be needed for some services.
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Ressources dans cette région
Autism Society of Prince Edward Island
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ResourceAbilities is a free, one-stop hub helping people with disabilities navigate, discover and connect with disability and accessibility-related services across Prince Edward Island. As a federally funded Disability Benefit Navigation provider, it offers one-to-one support to help Islanders with disabilities access the Disability Tax Credit and related benefits. Offices serve Kings, Queens and Prince Counties.
Voir les détailsPEI Council of People with Disabilities
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