Book A Dietitian Appointment
Dietitian consultations can also be booked through our online booking system. Detailed instructions for booking in-person and telehealth consultations are below. Please phone to book a home visit or request a call back by visiting the contact page. For more information on dietitians and nutrition consultations please click here.
Dietitian Appointment FAq’s
How do I book an appointment?
Dietitian appointments can be made online using our booking system Halaxy (above).
Step 1: Choose a clinic - In-Person Consultations or Telehealth Consultations
Step 2: Select the consultation type.
Step 3: Choose a date and time.
Step 4: Fill in your contact details.
Step 5: Provide your payment details, a 50% deposit is required to secure your appointment.
Step 6: Check your email for your new client intake form and for online consultation our telehealth consent form please fill them in before your appointment.
Reach out if you have any questions.
Is there a difference between in-person & online dietitian consultations?
If you are having trouble finding a dietitian near where you live you may be wondering about online consultations.
Telehealth consultations have been shown to be as effective as in-person consultations. The level of quality care you receive does not change.
This makes it a decision of availability, location, time, or personal preference.
Providing telehealth services allows people living in regional, rural, or remote areas the same access to quality healthcare services as people living in a city.
Read more about in-person, online, and home visit consultations.
How are payments made?
A 50% deposit is required to secure your appointment at the time of booking.
Credit Card Payment: The credit card you provide when booking will be charged at the conclusion of your consultation unless other arrangements have been made.
Medicare Referral: If you have a Medicare referral, your consultation will be charged to your credit card, then your rebate will be promptly processed and deposited into the bank details you’ve provided.
Alternative Payment Method: If you prefer to use a payment method other than a credit card, kindly request an invoice before your consultation.
Self-Managed NDIS Participants: An invoice will be sent to your email following your consultation.
Plan-managed NDIS participants: In the case of plan-managed participants, the invoice will be emailed to your plan manager, and a copy will also be sent to your email.
Do I need a referral to see a dietitian?
No, referrals are not required to see a dietician. Although, you may be eligible for a referral from your GP if you have a chronic health condition, an eating disorder, are a veteran, or are a First Nations Person. If you are an NDIS participant, funding can be used for nutrition support.
Read more about referrals and funding.
How many sessions with a dietitian will be necessary?
The number of appointments required depends on your specific reasons for seeking dietetic guidance, your health considerations, and your goals.
For individuals seeking clarification on their current dietary pattern, typically two sessions are recommended.
For individuals seeking to improve their gut health, it may be necessary to attend multiple sessions in order to identify triggers and alleviate symptoms effectively.
For those aiming to establish a healthier relationship with food, an extended period of collaboration often yields the most beneficial results.
Ultimately, my aim is to equip you with the knowledge, confidence, and skills required to manage your health autonomously.