Frequently Asked Questions

You do not need a referral to see a dietitian. It can be useful for you to see your doctor in advance to get copies of tests.

At this time, services are limited to adults.

In-person sessions tend to allow for more natural sharing of information so this is the preferred method. Telehealth sessions can be arranged

Home visits may be possible. Please call for further details.

Rebates are available from most private health funds. To prevent your fund rejecting your claim be sure to know if you are covered for a Dietitian or a Nutritionist. Dietitians are qualified as both, but the invoice needs to reflect which profession you will use.

These are accepted when referred by your doctor. An out of pocket fee will also apply with Medicare, unless holding a valid pension card.

Initial appointments 1-1.5 hours, follow ups 30-45 minutes. Although scheduled to run smoothly, delays may occasionally occur.

Please bring the following

• A record of your food and fluid intake for at least 3 days before your appointment
• Blood sugar record if you are testing your own blood
• Any previous blood test results will be most helpful
• Your valid pension card if it applies
• If you are referred by your doctor, all the paperwork the doctor has given to you
• A support person if you would like

Please call Rhonda on 024287769. A cancellation fee may apply if 24 hours notice is not given

You can pay with cash, credit and debit cards or by bank transfer

The property is on a slope and for the entrance at the back there are 2 low steps with hand rails. Doorways are not wheelchair accessible.

There are no dogs on the property. Guide dogs and accredited companion dogs are welcome.

There are two car spaces on the driveway. As this is a residential area, street parking is also available. If parking on the driveway, please pull over to one side to allow space for a second vehicle.