Personalised Nutrition & Dietetic Care
Dietetics
HealthiClinic provides access to an Accredited Practising Dietitian for personalised nutrition care based on health goals, medical conditions, lifestyle and individual circumstances.
What We Offer
Practical Nutrition Support for Your Health Goals
Good nutrition can play an important role in supporting overall health and managing some medical conditions. Our dietetic services provide evidence-based nutrition advice tailored to your health needs, lifestyle, preferences and goals, helping you make practical changes that can fit into everyday life.
Digestive Health
Nutrition can form part of care for some digestive health concerns. Dietary advice should be tailored to the individual's symptoms, diagnosis and nutritional needs.
Weight Management
Dietetic support for weight management focuses on practical, sustainable nutrition strategies that consider health, lifestyle, preferences and individual circumstances.
Diabetes Nutrition
Nutrition education can support people with diabetes to understand food choices, meal patterns and dietary considerations as part of broader diabetes management.
Chronic Disease Nutrition
Nutrition can form part of multidisciplinary care for some chronic health conditions. Advice is tailored to the individual's condition and healthcare plan.
Healthy Eating
Healthy eating involves a balanced approach to food that supports nutritional needs and overall health. Individual requirements vary.
Personalised Meal Planning
A dietitian may provide personalised meal-planning strategies based on dietary requirements, health goals, lifestyle and food preferences.
Finding the Right Service
If you are unsure which HealthiClinic service is appropriate, contact the practice to discuss your healthcare needs and appointment options.
Relevant Practitioners
- Yannis Chan
Healthiclinic
How the Service Works
Your healthcare professional will discuss your concerns, review relevant medical history and perform an appropriate assessment. Where clinically appropriate, they may recommend further investigation, treatment, monitoring or referral. The service provided depends on individual clinical circumstances, practitioner scope and availability.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What does an Accredited Practising Dietitian do?
An Accredited Practising Dietitian assesses nutrition needs and provides evidence-based advice tailored to health conditions, lifestyle, food preferences and goals. Dietetic care may include education, practical meal strategies, monitoring and coordination with other healthcare professionals when appropriate.
What happens at a dietitian appointment?
The dietitian may discuss medical history, symptoms, medicines, usual food intake, lifestyle, cultural preferences and health goals. This information helps shape practical recommendations. The consultation is individualised and may include follow-up to review progress and adjust the plan.
Can a dietitian help with digestive symptoms?
Nutrition support may form part of care for digestive concerns, but advice should be based on the person’s symptoms, diagnosis and nutritional needs. Some symptoms require medical investigation before dietary changes are made. HealthiClinic’s dietitian can work within a broader care plan where appropriate.
Can dietetic care support diabetes management?
Yes. A dietitian can help a person understand carbohydrate-containing foods, meal patterns, label reading and sustainable eating strategies as part of diabetes care. Nutrition advice complements, rather than replaces, medical monitoring, prescribed medicines and advice from the person’s treating team.
Does a dietitian provide weight-management support?
Dietetic support can focus on realistic, sustainable eating patterns that take account of health, lifestyle, preferences and individual circumstances. It is not based on guaranteed results or a single diet. Progress and goals are reviewed according to the person’s needs.
Can a dietitian help with chronic health conditions?
Nutrition may support management of conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes and some gastrointestinal concerns. The appropriate approach depends on the diagnosis, medicines, test results and overall care plan. Coordination with a GP or specialist may be recommended.
Do I need a referral to see a dietitian at HealthiClinic?
Some patients can book privately, while a referral may be relevant for particular care plans, rebates or coordinated treatment. Contact HealthiClinic to confirm current booking and referral requirements before the appointment.
What should I bring to a dietitian consultation?
Bring relevant referrals, recent test results, a medicines and supplements list, and any useful food or symptom records. You do not need to create a perfect food diary. Honest information about usual routines helps the dietitian provide realistic advice.
Will I receive a personalised meal plan?
A dietitian may provide meal-planning guidance when useful, but the format varies. Recommendations are based on nutritional requirements, health goals, lifestyle, budget, culture and preferences. The aim is a practical approach that can be reviewed and adjusted over time.
Where can I see a dietitian near Greenwich and North Sydney?
HealthiClinic provides dietetic consultations in Greenwich on Sydney’s Lower North Shore. Contact the clinic to confirm practitioner availability, appointment options, fees and whether a referral or supporting medical information is required.
Start with the right healthcare service.
Contact HealthiClinic to discuss your needs, confirm service availability and arrange an appointment where appropriate.