What to expect
A real conversation
We talk about your story, what living with diabetes looks like for you, what is going well, what has been difficult, and what you would like to be different.
Clinical review
I may undertake a physical assessment (like take a blood pressure and complete a foot assessment), and review your medical history, results, medications and any data from your glucose meter, CGM or pump.
Education tailored to you
We focus on the areas that will make the biggest difference for you, rather than a generic curriculum.
An agreed plan
We agree on next steps, with timing for a follow-up if it would be helpful.
Communication with your care team
With your consent, I will communicate with your GP and any other treating clinicians, so everyone stays in the loop.
What to bring to your appointment
For your first appointment
- A referral from your GP or specialist if you have one
- Medicare card
- A summary of your medical history and medications
- Blood glucose meter or reader
- Any recent pathology and relevant investigation/specialist reports
- A list of questions or things you would like to discuss
For a review appointment
- Any recent pathology and relevant investigation/specialist reports
- Any new medications or changes since we last met
- Blood glucose meter or reader
- Notes on how the agreed plan has been going
- Any new questions that have come up
NEW PATIENTS ONLY
Haven’t received your intake form?
Once your appointment is booked, you should receive an email seven days before your appointment, asking you to complete a new patient intake form. If that email hasn’t arrived, please use the link below to complete the form before your appointment. Check your junk or spam folder first, as the email sometimes lands there.
Complete the new patient form