A connected journey from understanding you to creating the month’s food plan, with assessment and review matched to the option you choose.
Read about the approach, then compare the three monthly options when booking. Choose online planning, a once-monthly assessment or weekly nutrition care.
Help the person understand the choices and share any access needs.
A selected plan and recorded request. No payment or appointment confirmation yet.
Agree the plan, its monthly fee, professional, assessment format and schedule. For a van assessment, confirm coverage and suitability.
Confirm who may be contacted and who has permission to join the care conversation.
Clear inclusions, any separate costs and an agreed schedule.
Discuss current care instructions, food experiences, appetite, preferences, daily routine, budget and what you want help with.
With permission, describe the practical work of shopping, cooking and helping with meals.
A shared understanding of the person’s needs and priorities.
Story & Diet uses online history and story review. Assessment & Diet adds one clinic or eligible van assessment per month. Weekly Nutrition Care includes weekly reassessment in an agreed format.
Bring available reports to any visit and help the person explain difficulties comfortably.
Useful findings, limitations and any further review needs explained.
Review meals, portions and practical alternatives for the full month. Assessment & Diet also includes food suggestions; product purchases remain optional.
Check how the plan will work for the person preparing and serving meals.
A complete one-month dietary plan you can use at home.
Follow the agreed review arrangements. During weekly care, discuss how food intake and the plan are working at each assessment.
Bring observations about appetite, preparation difficulties or changes in the treating team’s instructions.
A plan reviewed at the agreed pace, with appropriate changes where needed.
Review your needs before continuing. You can request the same plan or discuss a different level of support for the next month.
Share what helped and what would make the next month easier.
A clear next step, with no automatic renewal.
Understand the meals, portions and practical alternatives using familiar foods and household measures.
Check your plan’s schedule. Weekly assessments are part of Weekly Nutrition Care; the monthly assessment plan includes one in-person assessment per month.
The patient’s permission or appropriate representative authority is needed for sharing personal health information. Booking or paying does not automatically give access.
Extra laboratory or genetic tests need a reason, consent and separate pricing. Urgent concerns should go to your treating team without waiting for a routine nutrition review.
Build a food plan around the person, the health needs and the household.
