Ongoing Care Plan - How it Works

Ongoing support, made simple and cost-effective. Just $12 a week!

The Ongoing Care Subscription is a simple way to spread your care across the year, with a mix of consultations and remedy support included.

This subscription is for all ages.

How it works

You pay a small weekly amount, and over the course of the year this builds into a set level of care that you can use in a way that suits you.

This might include:

• Follow-up consultations

• An initial consultation (if you’re just starting)

• An OligoScan (if appropriate)

• Remedy credit to use when you need it

All options are balanced to give you the same overall value — it just depends on what feels most useful for you.

Your options

You can choose the structure that suits where you’re at:

Ongoing care

• 3 Follow-Up Consultations (value $465)

• 3 Remedy Checks

• Remedy credit ($135.00)

Getting Started

• 1 Initial Consultation

• 2 Follow-Ups

• 3 Remedy Checks

• Remedy credit:

  • Adults: $100

  • Teens/Seniors: $115

  • Children: $125

Deeper Support

• 1 Initial Consultation

• 1 OligoScan

• 1 Follow-Up

• Remedy credit:

  • Adults: $90

  • Teens/Seniors: $105

  • Children: $115

If you’re not sure which option is best, we can decide together.

Remedy support

Each subscription includes a set amount of remedy credit.

This means you can order remedies as needed throughout the year, without having to think about the cost each time. It also makes it easier to stay consistent with your treatment.

Why people like this option

• It spreads the cost out into something manageable

• You don’t have to decide each time whether to book

• You have support there when you need it

• It encourages a more consistent approach to your health

A couple of simple details

• Your subscription runs over 12 months

• Your consultations and remedy credit are used across that time

• This is designed as ongoing support, rather than one-off use

Is this right for you?

This works really well if:

• You like having support in place

• You prefer to spread the cost out

• You want to feel more organised and consistent with your care

If you’re more of a “book when I need to” person, that’s absolutely fine too — you can still book as usual.