LB Nutrition is a nutrition counseling practice owned and operated by registered dietitian nutritionist Lynette Broom, providing individualized, science-based nutrition therapy and intuitive eating support.
LB Nutrition is a dietitian-owned nutrition counseling practice that offers individualized, evidence-based nutrition services. Operated by Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) Lynette Broom under the legal entity LB Nutrition LLC, the practice focuses on intuitive eating, balance, and moderation, helping clients improve their relationship with food and support their overall health through personalized guidance rather than fad diets or rigid meal plans.([lbnutrition.net](https://www.lbnutrition.net/))
A charge from “SQ *LB NUTRITION” on a Visa statement typically reflects an in-person or virtual consultation fee processed via Square, such as an initial assessment, follow‑up nutrition counseling session, group session, or related educational service. Because sessions may be prepaid, packaged, or purchased as part of a program, the exact amount can vary depending on the length and type of visit, and whether it was a one‑time consultation or part of an ongoing care plan.
If someone has questions about a charge, the best first steps are to review recent appointment confirmations, email receipts, or calendar entries associated with LB Nutrition and to check Square e‑receipts sent to the cardholder’s email or phone. From there, clients can contact LB Nutrition directly using the contact details on lbnutrition.net to confirm appointment dates, fees, and any cancellation or no‑show policies. If the charge still looks unfamiliar after verifying with the practice, the cardholder should contact their bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction and request further investigation.
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Why was I charged by "SQ *LB NUTRITION" on my card?
This descriptor indicates a payment processed via Square for services from LB Nutrition, such as an initial nutrition assessment, follow‑up counseling session, group session, or a program fee. Check your recent appointments, intake forms, and any Square or email receipts linked to your phone or email address.
What are typical charge amounts from LB Nutrition?
Common charges usually correspond to session rates—for example, an initial comprehensive assessment may be higher than a shorter follow‑up visit, and package programs may appear as a larger single charge. Because pricing can change over time and by service, refer to your invoice or contact LB Nutrition directly for the exact fee schedule associated with your session.
Does LB Nutrition offer ongoing or package programs that bill more than once?
Yes, many nutrition practices like LB Nutrition offer multi‑session packages or ongoing programs. In these cases you might see either one larger upfront charge or several charges over a defined period, depending on how your program was set up and agreed to at intake. Review your welcome paperwork or program agreement for details on the billing structure.
How do I cancel or reschedule a nutrition counseling appointment with LB Nutrition?
To cancel or reschedule, use the contact information or scheduling links provided in your confirmation email from LB Nutrition, or reach out via the contact page on lbnutrition.net. Be sure to review any stated cancellation window, as late cancellations or no‑shows may incur a fee that could appear as a separate charge on your statement.
How can I request a refund or dispute a fee from LB Nutrition?
Start by contacting LB Nutrition directly using the phone or email listed on their website or on your invoice. Ask for clarification of the service date, type of visit, and the cancellation/no‑show policy that applies. If, after speaking with the practice, you still believe the charge is in error, contact your card issuer to open a dispute and provide any relevant emails, receipts, or appointment records.
Why do I see a pending or small test charge related to LB Nutrition?
When paying through Square, you may briefly see a pending authorization on your card before it settles to the final amount, especially if your card was updated or entered for the first time. These authorizations usually fall off automatically within a few days and are not additional fees.
How can I get an itemized receipt for my LB Nutrition visit for HSA, FSA, or insurance reimbursement?
You can request an itemized receipt or superbill directly from LB Nutrition, typically by email or through whatever client portal they use. Ask them to include the date of service, provider credentials, service description, and amount paid so you can submit it to your HSA, FSA, or insurance plan if eligible.
What should I do if I don’t recognize an LB Nutrition charge and have never seen this provider?
First, check with family members on your account to see if anyone had a nutrition appointment under their name. If no one recognizes the provider and you have no related emails or paperwork, contact LB Nutrition using the details on their website to confirm whether the card number was used. If it appears fraudulent, notify your bank or card issuer immediately to dispute the transaction and request a new card.