Berry Street

Berry Street’s blog features nutrition tips, dietitian insights, healthy recipes, and wellness advice from registered dietitians.

The page examines research on whether birth control affects weight, including weight gain, bloating, and different birth control methods.

Certified nutrition specialist vs. registered dietitian: Compare education, scope of practice, career paths, and qualifications.

The page discusses how diabetes medications for weight loss may affect appetite, blood sugar, and weight, and compares Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and metformin.

Boston Children's Hospital has been awarded about $275,000 to coordinate open information regarding market-ready electronic health record app solutions.

The news item says next week's Federal Advisory Committee meetings include a Certified Technology Comparison Task Force gathering on Tuesday, Jan. 19.

The news item reports that Epic Systems sued Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to prevent the disclosure or misuse of Epic's trade secrets and confidential information.

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT recommends not one, but four different ways to assist providers in comparing and selecting certified electronic health record technology, in a newly published report to Congress on the feasibility of such mechanisms.

Berry Street’s mission is to provide accessible nutrition care.

The page answers frequently asked questions, including whether dietitian services are covered by insurance and where to read Berry Street Nutrition reviews.

The company offers personalized nutrition therapy from registered dietitians through online one-to-one sessions, covered by clients’ insurance.

Fierce Healthcare provides critical business news to executives across the industry, including providers, payers and technology innovators.

U.S. nutrition startup Berry Street merges with India’s Healthify to pursue growing interest in GLP-1 weight-loss care. The companies do not disclose financial terms, and founders Noah Kotlove and Tushar Vashisht will serve as co-CEOs; the business will use Berry Street’s brand in the U.S. and Healthify’s in markets such as India. Berry Street brings a network of more than 2,000 clinics and insurance-covered GLP-1 care, while Healthify offers AI-powered and human coaching through an app.

Aug 2026TechCrunchNews article

Berry Street partners with Tia to integrate clinical nutrition therapy for women navigating perimenopause and menopause. The collaboration aims to enhance Tia’s hybrid healthcare services by offering specialized dietary guidance tailored to metabolic health challenges during these life stages.

Jun 2026MobiHealthNewsNews article

Berry Street and Tia collaborate to provide clinical nutrition therapy tailored to women across all life stages. The partnership integrates Tia’s digital health platform with Berry Street’s expertise in women’s health services. Services aim to address nutritional needs from adolescence through menopause, combining personalized care with scalable technology.

Jun 2026GlobeNewswireNews article

Fay and Berry Street, two startups specializing in connecting consumers with dietitians and nutrition counseling, each secure $50 million in funding. The investments reflect rising demand for personalized solutions in weight management and metabolic health. Both companies focus on bridging gaps in accessible, expert-driven nutrition guidance.

Feb 2025Fierce HealthcareNews article