⏺ Telehealth across Vermont & multiple states · Medicaid + most major insurance
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Pediatric feeding and nutrition for ARFID, PFD, tube-weaning, growth faltering, and medically complex kids. Telehealth across Vermont and multiple states. Medicaid and most major insurance.
Kelli Borgman, MS, RDN, CD — Founder. We send assessment or progress notes within two weeks of appointments.
✔ PFD screening toolkit
✔ Coordinated care notes
✔ Priority case consultation
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All our RDs specialize in pediatrics and family care
ARFID · Tube Weaning · Growth · Medically Complex
Telehealth in VT & multiple states, based in Vermont
Medicaid and most major insurance accepted
Feeding sits at the intersection of medicine, mental health, sensory development, and family dynamics. We handle the nutrition layer — you stay in yours — and every family gets coordinated notes.
Growth faltering, feeding-related well-child concerns, early PFD identification. We hold the nutrition piece longitudinally — you stay up to date.
⏺ Growth faltering workups
⏺Beyond "picky eating"
⏺Early ARFID screening
ARFID (non-body-image), OCD around food, autism-related selectivity. We run the nutrition conversation so your therapy room stops turning into a food argument.
⏺ ARF
⏺ Feeding-related anxiety
⏺ Coordinated care notes
GI & FEEDING TEAMS
⏺ EoE nutrition plans
⏺ Post-tube-wean transitions
⏺ Constipation · reflux · FPIES
You handle the skill piece. We handle intake, growth, and the family conversation. Every family gets a team that actually talks to each other — we close the loop.
⏺ Sensory-based
⏺ Tube-to-oral transitions
⏺ Breast/formula to solids
Pediatric feeding and nutrition for ARFID, PFD, tube-weaning, growth faltering, and medically complex kids. Telehealth across Vermont and multiple states. Medicaid and most major insurance.
Sensory-based, interoceptive, and fear-based restriction. DSM-5-TR-informed assessment integrated with gut-brain and ANS considerations.
Goday et al. (2019) consensus framework. We assess across medical, nutritional, feeding skill, and psychosocial domains — and communicate across specialists.
Post-NG and post-G-tube oral intake rebuilds. We meet families where the medical-led wean plan left them.
Founder, Attune2Food
Relational feeding before caloric pressure. Evidence-based protocols without the compliance frame that fails at month six.
Autism, ADHD, PANS/PANDAS. Accommodation-first planning informed by sensory profile — not despite it.
Cardiac, prematurity, Down syndrome, chronic GI. We're built to hold the nutrition coordination across a specialist team.
Use this with families in the room or as a gut-check before referring out.
⏺ Mild texture preferences
⏺ Age-typical food refusals
⏺ Standard mealtime pushback
⏺ Growth trajectory on track
⏺ Family comfortable with pace
⏺ Fewer than 20 accepted foods
⏺ Parent or child mealtime anxiety
⏺ Possible sensory component
⏺ Slowing growth, still within range
⏺ You're unsure if this is"picky"
⏺ ARFID or PFD diagnosis or suspicion
⏺ Weight faltering · poor growth
⏺ Tube feeding — past or present
⏺ GI complexity + flex fear
⏺ Feeding affecting development or school
Clinical tools we built and use ourselves. Network members get first access when new ones ship.
Fillable PDF + online version. HIPAA-aligned transmission. Fax, encrypted email, or portal — your choice. Notes back to your team within 48 hours.
Two-track screen 1. Feeding Matters' validated ICFQ for birth to age 5. Track 2: NIAS-anchored ARFID screen for older or sensory-driven cases. Printable chart.
Streamlined screening for well-child visits. Uses Hunger Vital Signs + PFD consensus framework. Prints to chart with one click.
"Why we don't force bites." "Supplements that actually help." "What to say at the school cafeteria." Give these away freely.
Not sure if a child needs a referral? Book a 15-minute curbside consult. No chart, no commitment. Network members skip the waitlist.
Medicaid and most major plans accepted. Multi-state telehealth. CPT codes we use. Updated quarterly for network members.
Refer a family to the full interdisciplinary team — dietitian, feeding therapist, and mental health support, all working together on one coordinated care plan.
Four things that, taken together, set this practice apart from algorithm-first feeding clinics and one-session-and-done dietitians.
Gut-brain axis. ANS. Sensory. Relational. We hold all four layers — not a single-focus "eat your veggies" plan. Families leave with something usable right away.
We keep your team informed every step of the way. Families leave with a clear plan, and providers receive timely notes and practical next steps for continued care.
Medicaid accepted. Multi-state telehealth. We bill Early Intervention & other grant-funded resources for food-insecure & rural families. Cost is not the reason a kid goes without care.
Compliance plans look great in month one and fail in month six. Relational feeding is slower — and it holds. That's the work we'll do with your patient.
Real quotes from the Vermont CSHN Nutrition Network provider satisfaction survey.
"She threaded important info and feedback into conversation with Mom in a way that Mom could hear and understand. She also seemed to fully enjoy the client and gave clear and consistent instructions."
Howard Center, Vermont
"They presented great information around the PFD screenings and other supports they have provided to our region."
NCSS (Northwestern Counseling & Support Services), Vermont
"The reminder on how we can support our clients for feeding concerns and the overall process — exactly what we needed."
Rutland County Parent Child Center
"I found it helpful to talk about real life scenarios."
SVSU Early Education Program
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A pediatric feeding practice based in Hyde Park, Vermont. Telehealth across VT and multiple states. Joyful eating, built through attunement.
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