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On-site nutrition services to promote healing, reduce recurrence, and improve quality of life.

Eating well is one of the best ways to support the body before, during, and after cancer treatment—and your needs will likely change throughout your cancer journey. Our certified oncology dietitians work closely with your physicians, as well as our entire multidisciplinary team, to ensure that nutrition services are integrated seamlessly into your treatment program.

Oncology Dietitians

Our certified oncology dietitians are experts in nutrition for cancer care, and they are available at both our Middletown and Westbrook locations. They provide individualized nutritional assessment and counseling during treatment and survivorship.

Prebiotics vs. Probiotics: Do You Know the Difference?

Prebiotics help the healthy bacteria in your gut flourish. They are found in fruits, veggies, and whole grains.

Probiotics are the healthy bacteria themselves. Fermented dairy products - such as yogurt, keifer, and aged cheeses - and non-dairy products - including kimchi, sauerkraut, miso, tempeh, and cultured non-dairy yogurts - are great dietary sources.

Learn More - Caring for Your Gut to Improve Your Health

COVID-19 Updates: Keeping You Safe + Elective Surgeries + Donating Plasma

COVID-19 Updates: Keeping You Safe + Elective Surgeries + Donating Plasma

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On-site nutrition services to promote healing, reduce recurrence, and improve quality of life.

Oncology Dietitians

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