Marsh Clinical Nutrition

Marsh Clinical Nutrition

Clinical nutrition for complex GI โ€” SIBO, IBS, and low-FODMAP care

Chicago, ILEst. 20184.9โ˜… (41 reviews)

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$210$$

Clinical focus

Conditions we support

SIBOIBSLow FODMAPComplex GIFood SensitivitiesPost-treatment GI recovery

About the practice

Marsh Clinical Nutrition

Marsh Clinical Nutrition is a Chicago-based private practice led by Elena Marsh, RDN, focused on complex gastrointestinal conditions that rarely resolve in a single short appointment.

Elena works with adults managing SIBO, IBS, food sensitivities, and post-treatment GI recovery โ€” combining lab review, symptom mapping, and phased protocol design so clients know what to do between visits, not just what to avoid.

Sessions are available in River North and via secure telehealth throughout Illinois. The practice integrates with Practice Better for scheduling and uses a structured three-phase care model built for continuity, not one-page handouts.

I spent three years in clinical research before moving to private practice, specifically because patients with complex GI needs were not getting the time they needed. Fifteen-minute consults could list restrictions, but they could not hold the full picture โ€” breath test results, medication timing, reintroduction schedules, and the anxiety that builds when every meal feels like a gamble. I built Marsh Clinical Nutrition to provide the deep-dive support those patients were missing: enough continuity to run a real SIBO protocol, adjust when symptoms flare, and land in a maintenance plan that feels sustainable. That is the work I care about most.

Care pathway

Your three-phase care pathway

Built for adults who need more than a one-page handout โ€” assessment, protocol design, and maintenance.

  1. 1

    Phase 1

    Assessment & lab review

    90 minutes

    90-minute intake: GI history, symptom timeline, existing labs or breath-test results, and a clear picture of what has already been tried.

  2. 2

    Phase 2

    Protocol design

    Weeks 2โ€“8 typical

    SIBO or low-FODMAP protocol tailored to your schedule, medications, and tolerance โ€” with concrete weekly targets, not vague advice.

  3. 3

    Phase 3

    Stabilization & maintenance

    Ongoing support

    Reintroduction, flare planning, travel and dining strategies, and a sustainable long-term plan that holds after active treatment.

Credentials

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN)Illinois Licensed Dietitian NutritionistSIBO Protocol TrainingLow FODMAP Diet Certification

Medical nutrition therapy may be covered by major Illinois plans when a physician referral is on file โ€” verify eligibility before booking.

Services & packages

Session fees

Free 15-Minute Discovery Call

Free

Brief call to discuss your GI history, goals, and whether the three-phase model is a fit. No obligation.

Complex GI Initial Assessment (90 min)

$210

Deep-dive intake with symptom timeline, lab and breath-test review, and a phased care plan.

SIBO Protocol Follow-Up (50 min)

$155

Protocol adjustments, symptom review, meal planning, and medication-timing coordination.

Low FODMAP Transition Package (3 sessions)

$425

Structured elimination, symptom tracking, and guided reintroduction with check-ins.

Low FODMAP Extended Program (6 sessions)

$780

Full elimination-to-maintenance pathway with flare protocols and dining-out strategies.

Breath Test & Lab Review Session (45 min)

$125

Standalone review of SIBO breath tests, stool panels, or prior GI work โ€” with written summary.

PCOS Nutrition Support (50 min)

$165

Insulin resistance, cycle-aware meal planning, and GI overlap when hormones and gut intersect.

Renal-Friendly Meal Planning (50 min)

$165

Kidney-conscious nutrition that still respects complex GI restrictions and palatability.

Telehealth Follow-Up (Illinois, 40 min)

$140

Secure video session for clients who prefer remote care or need between-visit check-ins.

Maintenance & Flare Planning (50 min)

$155

Long-term stabilization, travel and dining strategies, and relapse prevention after active treatment.

Your dietitian

Meet the clinician

Elena Marsh, RDN

Elena Marsh, RDN

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist

Elena is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist specializing in complex GI conditions, SIBO protocols, and low-FODMAP transitions. She spent three years in clinical research before opening Marsh Clinical Nutrition in River North.

Her work focuses on adults who need more than a one-page handout โ€” breath test interpretation, phased elimination and reintroduction, medication timing, and maintenance plans that hold after active treatment. Sessions are collaborative and paced to your tolerance, not a rigid template.

Elena sees clients in person in Chicago and via secure telehealth throughout Illinois.

Client voices

What clients say

โ€œFinally someone who understands SIBO โ€” the phased protocol and maintenance plan made all the difference.โ€

โ€” Demo reviewer

โ€œThorough, collaborative, and never rushed. Telehealth sessions were as detailed as in-person.โ€

โ€” Demo reviewer

โ€œClear next steps after every visit. The low-FODMAP guidance was practical and sustainable.โ€

โ€” Demo reviewer

Practice

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Common questions

Do you specialize in SIBO?
Yes. SIBO and complex GI conditions are the core focus, including protocol design, breath test review, reintroduction, and maintenance planning.
What do sessions cost?
The 90-minute Complex GI Initial Assessment is $210. SIBO follow-ups are $155 for 50 minutes. Package pricing for low-FODMAP programs is listed on this profile. A free 15-minute discovery call is available first.
Do you take insurance?
Insurance is accepted for qualifying medical nutrition therapy visits when appropriate referral documentation is on file. This demo profile uses fictional billing details โ€” verify coverage before booking.
Do you offer telehealth?
Yes. Secure video sessions are available throughout Illinois. In-person visits are held in River North, Chicago.
What happens in the first session?
The first visit is a 90-minute assessment: your history, what you have already tried, lab or breath-test review, and a phased plan with clear next steps โ€” not an overwhelming restriction list.
What makes this different from a short clinic visit?
The three-phase model is built for conditions that need continuity โ€” protocol adjustments, reintroduction support, and maintenance planning, not a one-page handout and a follow-up in six months.
Can I book online?
Yes. Use Check Availability on this profile. This is a fictional demo โ€” no real appointments are scheduled.
What is your cancellation policy?
Please provide at least 24 hours notice to cancel or reschedule. Late cancellations may be charged the full session fee so the appointment time can be reserved fairly.

Office hours

  • Monday: 9:00 AM โ€“ 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 9:00 AM โ€“ 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 9:00 AM โ€“ 5:00 PM
  • Thursday: 9:00 AM โ€“ 7:00 PM
  • Friday: 9:00 AM โ€“ 4:00 PM
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

Location

230 East Ohio Street, Chicago, IL 60611

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