Health Reimagined:
“Reimagining the path to better health, through action, mindset, and balance.”
About Hannah:
Hello! My Name is Hannah. I am a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) based in Washington state. Since 2014 I have been obsessed with fitness, cooking and learning about nutrition. It has been one of my life’s biggest goals to teach people about nutrition & how it can change their life. After completing the requirements to become a registered dietitian and earning my Master’s degree, it became clear that I wanted to dedicate my career to helping others experience the same energy I’ve gained—and to equip them with the skills and confidence to take charge of their health. My mission is to empower you with the confidence, education, and personalized support you need to achieve your goals and lasting wellness. By reshaping not just your habits, but your mindset, I’ll help you take control of your health and create meaningful, lifelong change.
With over 7 years of experience in nutrition and wellness, I’ve guided a diverse range of clients—from executives to busy parents—helping them shift their mindset, simplify nutrition, and create lasting balance in their demanding lives. I bring specialized experience in bariatric nutrition, weight loss, and weight management.
In our sessions, we’ll work together to address the challenges you are facing and create realistic strategies that align with your health goals. I love helping people simplify cooking, meal planning, and prepping so they can approach nutrition with confidence and ease
Health Reimagined is where personalized nutrition and mindful change come together to create results that last.
Because I believe health should power your life—not restrict it.
Credentials
Hannah Egbert, MS, RDN, CD
Why Work with a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist?
A Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) is the most qualified professional when it comes to personalized nutrition counseling.
Becoming an RDN takes years of education and hands-on experience. Every RDN has completed an accredited nutrition program through the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND), a supervised internship of about 1,200 hours, and passed a national board exam.
Many RDNs go on to earn graduate degrees or specialty certifications in areas like sports nutrition, intuitive eating, or medical nutrition therapy.
While personal trainers and health coaches may understand the basics of nutrition, only Registered Dietitian Nutritionists are trained to create personalized nutrition plans that consider your unique health history, goals, and lifestyle.
Working with an RDN means getting advice that’s not only practical—but also evidence-based and tailored specifically for you.