Holistic Nutritionist for Burbank
Root-cause nutrition therapy for busy professionals — gut health, hormones, and chronic disease management via telehealth. No commute. Insurance accepted.
Conditions I Help Burbank Clients With
Gut Health & Digestion
SIBO, IBS, bloating, constipation, reflux, food sensitivities, and post-antibiotic gut repair.
Learn MoreWomen’s Health & PCOS
PCOS, hormonal imbalances, thyroid, fertility nutrition, and perimenopause support.
Learn MoreFatty Liver & MASLD
Dietitian-led nutrition for MASLD and NAFLD, focusing on insulin sensitivity and anti-inflammatory eating.
Learn MoreChronic Disease
Diabetes, hypertension, metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, and autoimmune nutrition.
Learn MoreWhat Clients Say
“I absolutely love working with On Ki Chan. We never focus on what not to eat, only what to eat more of, and her guidance helps me understand what is really going on in my body.”
Senta L. — Google Review
“Kim is an amazing nutritionist. She reviewed my bloodwork, offered personalized recommendations, and gave simple lifestyle steps that made a major difference in my health.”
Martha S. — Google Review
“I work with On Ki Chan and she has been amazing. I have learned so much about nutrition and how to manage my health. She is always positive and always cheering me on.”
Tiffany — Google Review
Common Questions
All sessions are conducted virtually via secure video call. For Burbank’s busy professionals, this means no commute, scheduling around production or work hours, and the same quality of care you’d get in person.
I am in-network with Aetna and Blue Cross Blue Shield and accept other major plans through Berry Street. Many clients find their sessions are partially or fully covered. Check your eligibility instantly.
I’m a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) — a licensed clinician, not an uncredentialed wellness coach. I specialize in root-cause functional nutrition for complex gut, liver, and metabolic conditions, and I’m able to bill insurance for medical nutrition therapy. My approach addresses why symptoms are happening, not just what to eat.