What is the PCOS Package?
On May 12, 2026, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) was renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) to highlight its metabolic nature.
Key Features of the PCOS Package
What Services Are Included in the Package?
The PCOS Package follows our 4-stage Integrated Nutritional Framework.
2. DESIGN: Individualized Meal Plan
3. TEACH: In-depth Nutrition Education Session
4. SUPPORT: Professional Support for sustainable results
What is the Structure of Services in the PCOS Package?
This PCOS Package is broken down into four separate sequential services that (1) assess your needs, (2) design your individual Meal Plan, (3) teach it to you and provide you with detailed teaching handouts, and (4) support for sustainable results.
Add-on teachings are available for improving symptoms of GERD (acid reflux), gout, hiatus hernia, improving iron status from food, reducing the risk of constipation and hemorrhoids, and reducing the occurrence of kidney stones, etc.
1. In-depth Clinical Assessment:
ASSESS: The first service in the package is an in-depth clinical assessment, which is broken into two parts:
a. The first part of the assessment includes a review of your personal and family medical history and recent laboratory results to help evaluate your nutritional status and develop individualized recommendations. I’ll also clarify your current medications and nutritional supplements and obtain your waist and hip measurements (10 minutes).
b. The second part of the assessment is a comprehensive dietary and lifestyle review, where I will collect detailed information, including what you like to eat and when, food likes and dislikes, religious, cultural, or ethical dietary restrictions, and other factors that impact your health and weight, such as sleep habits and activity level (50 minutes).
2. Design of Individual Meal Plan:
DESIGN: The second service in the package is the design of your individual Meal Plan, tailored to help you accomplish the goals that you set. Your Meal Plan will take into consideration the information collected during the assessment, medications you may be taking, risk factors you may have, lab test results, food preferences, and any food restrictions.
Your Meal Plan is not a rigid menu. It’s a personalized framework to guide your food choices while allowing flexibility and variety.
The turnaround time for completing your Meal Plan will be approximately 2 weeks from the time I receive any requested or missing information, such as any nutrition labels or pending lab test results.
3. Nutrition Education Session:
TEACH: The third service in the package is the Nutrition Education Session, which begins with you receiving your Meal Plan, as well as the detailed, multi-page Meal Plan Summary handout that will serve as a reference as you implement your Meal Plan.
- Visit begins with a review of risk factors, weight, waist circumference, or out-of-range lab test results
- Step-by-step teaching of your Meal Plan, including food categories, serving sizes, number of portions, and how to make substitutions within each food category at each meal.
- Specific dietary and lifestyle recommendations to help you achieve the goals that you set.
4. Follow-up Visits:
SUPPORT: The fourth service in the package is follow-up, which can be taken as either of these two options:
- Two half-hour follow-up appointments: each visit is for reviewing weight and waist circumference and answering questions about implementing the Meal Plan.
- A combined one-hour follow-up appointment: the first half hour is for reviewing progress, and the second half hour is used to adjust your Meal Plan based on requested changes or revised measurements.
How Much Does the Package Cost?
The cost of the PCOS Package is $510 (GST exempt), and to make submitting to extended benefits easy, receipts are broken down into the four individual services:
- Comprehensive Clinical Assessment ($150)
- Individual Meal Plan design ($120)
- In-depth Nutritional Education Session teaching ($120)
- Follow-up visits ($120)
Questions About Booking, Billing, or Extended Benefits?
On our FAQ page, you’ll find answers to questions about booking, billing and payment options, appointment confirmations, extended benefits claims, and much more. If you have any questions that are not answered there, you can contact us through the form at the bottom of the FAQ page.
How to Get Started?
What Happens Once I’m Booked?
Once your assessment visit is booked, your care will follow the four-stage Integrated Nutritional Framework outlined above.
ASSESS: Before your appointment, we’ll send you a link to the Personal and Family Medical History Form. Please return it at least 24 hours before your appointment so I’ll have time to review your information and prepare for our session. If you prefer, I can email you a password-protected form to complete manually. We’ll then meet for your comprehensive dietary and lifestyle assessment.
DESIGN: Following your assessment, I’ll develop your individualized Meal Plan and supporting resources.
TEACH: We’ll then meet for your Nutrition Education Session, where we’ll review your Meal Plan together and discuss how to put it into practice.
SUPPORT: You’ll be able to schedule your follow-up appointments to monitor your progress, answer questions, and make adjustments as needed.
How Do I Get Started with the PCOS Package?
The first step is to visit our Book an Appointment tab by clicking the button below. There you will have the choice to either complete the Intake and Service Option Form online and send it to us directly from our web page, or to download the form, complete it on your computer, and email it back to us.
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Questions and Answers
Q: How does this package address both PMOS (PCOS) symptoms and insulin resistance?
A: This package focuses on the underlying insulin resistance of PMOS by designing a Meal Plan tailored to your needs to manage blood sugar, which in turn helps reduce weight and manage hormone levels.
Q: My partner and I would like to plan to have children. Will the PMOS Package help regulate my cycles?
A: Since failure to ovulate (release an egg) is one of the symptoms of PMOS (PCOS), eating in a way that minimizes insulin resistance will help.
Q: I was diagnosed previously with PCOS (now called PMOS), and just found out that I now have type 2 diabetes. Will the PMOS (PCOS) Package help me address both?
A: Yes! Since insulin resistance and high levels of circulating insulin (insulinemia) are addressed in this package and are also contributors to type 2 diabetes, the Meal Plan can address both.
Begin Your PMOS (PCOS) Package
Want to address the underlying drivers of PMOS (PCOS)? Let’s implement a nutritional plan tailored to your needs.
