True or False: Nutrition Therapy Services are included in reimbursable services.

The statement that Nutrition Therapy Services are included in reimbursable services is false. This indicates that, generally, nutrition therapy is not universally recognized as a reimbursable service under many healthcare plans.

Reimbursement for nutrition therapy can vary significantly based on a variety of factors, including the type of healthcare provider, the setting in which the service is delivered, and the specific insurance policy. Medicare, for instance, covers Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) services for individuals with certain medical conditions, such as diabetes or kidney disease, but this does not apply to all individuals and does not universally encompass all nutrition therapy services.

Additionally, not all private insurance plans offer reimbursement for nutrition services, and many may limit this coverage based on the provider's credentials or the patient’s medical necessity. Thus, the correct answer highlights that Nutrition Therapy Services are not broadly reimbursable, and the understanding of reimbursement policies is vital for nutrition professionals, especially when working with geriatric populations who may have varying access to these services.