Nutrition

Expert, Focused Guidance for Your Dietary Needs

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Highlands has registered dietitians on staff to support our patients.

Our team of registered dietitians, along with other clinical personnel, is dedicated to addressing the needs of our patients to provide them with the best possible chance in their fight against cancer.

Proper nutrition is essential during cancer treatment for maintaining strength, managing side effects, and aiding recovery. A balanced diet that is rich in plant-based foods, lean proteins, and healthy fats can help patients better tolerate treatment and may improve outcomes. Some patients may have difficulty eating due to the type or location of their disease and may require specialized methods to ensure they receive vital nutrients.

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Join us for our Nutrition for Breast Cancer sessions

Registered Dietician led sessions on nutrition from diagnosis to treatment and survivorship. We welcome you to attend any of the sessions provided to learn more and ask pertinent questions related to your nutritional health.

Week 1: Nutrition After Diagnosis

An introduction to the role of nutrition in cancer care, focusing on maintaining a healthy weight, meeting essential nutrient needs, and dispelling common nutrition myths.

Week 2: Nutrition During Treatment

Guidance on managing treatment-related side effects through nutrition, preparing for surgery, and understanding the safe use of supplements to support healing and energy.

Week 3: Nutrition for Survivorship

Evidence-based strategies to reduce recurrence risk and promote long-term health through balanced eating, bone support, and whole-food nutrition.

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FOOD & NUTRITION RESOURCES AND INFORMATION

Patient Nutrition Assistance Programs & Samples

Education, Resources, & Recipes

Tube Feeding Resources