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CGM and blood tests for dietitians

Refer a 14-day glucose sensor, the 70+ marker Baseline or a metabolic panel from one free account. See glucose beside logged meals, and blood results with lab and optimal ranges.

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Time in your target range · 86%14-day sensor · Sibionics GS3
HbA1c · 5.8%Suboptimal · optimal range 4–5.3%
Can dietitians order blood tests?

Dietitians can’t request Medicare-funded pathology themselves. With Vively, you choose the testing and a GP issues the Medicare referral after a short telehealth consult, confirming the final tests subject to their clinical review. A client with a Medicare card gets the 70+ marker Baseline for a $99 Vively fee. Glucose sensors, private tests and at-home kits are available too.

Sound familiar?

Where testing usually gets stuck

HbA1c shows three months in one number

With Vively

A 14-day sensor shows what each meal does to your client’s glucose.

Food diaries miss the detail

With Vively

Your client logs meals in the Vively app, and you see each one beside the glucose curve that followed.

Bloods sit with the GP, not with you

With Vively

Results land in your client record with lab and optimal ranges, and we email you when they’re ready.

What you can refer

Two tests most clients start with

70+ markers
Baseline Health Check

A full starting picture

$99with Medicare
$299 private

Blood count, kidneys, liver, lipids, glucose and insulin, iron, thyroid, inflammation and vitamin D. With a Medicare card, Medicare funds the pathology and a short telehealth GP consult, and your client pays a $99 Vively fee.

  • One blood draw, even with private add-ons
  • Evidence-backed optimal ranges on 50 of the 70+ markers
What’s in the Baseline
Sibionics GS3
Continuous glucose monitor

Glucose beside every meal

14 daysper sensor
1–4 sensors per referral

Vively dispatches the sensor and supports setup. You see glucose against the target range you set, with the meals and activity your client logs.

  • Average glucose, variability and time in range
  • A PDF of the sensor period for your notes
How CGM referrals work

Plus 300+ private tests, from blood panels to at-home kits:

HormonesFertilityGeneticsGut healthFood sensitivitiesStress & sleepHeart & metabolicNutrientsToxins & metabolism
How it works

From your referral to results in four steps

  1. 1

    Choose the testing

    The Baseline, a CGM sensor, a panel, single markers or an at-home kit, in one referral.

  2. 2

    Your client pays

    Or your practice does. For the Medicare Baseline, your client has a 5–10 minute telehealth call with an independent GP.

  3. 3

    Collection or sensor

    One blood draw at a Vively partner collection centre: 4,000+ for private tests, about 3,700 for the Medicare Baseline. Sensors are dispatched within 1–2 business days.

  4. 4

    Results come to you

    Structured results with lab and optimal ranges, and glucose beside logged meals. You choose when your client sees them.

Common reasons to test

What dietitians test for

Search every test and marker

Prediabetes and type 2 diabetes

HbA1c, fasting glucose and insulin, plus a 14-day glucose sensor.

CGMHbA1c Test

Weight management

Fasting glucose and insulin, HbA1c, lipids and HOMA-IR.

Weight Management TestMetabolic Panel

Iron deficiency

Iron studies and full blood count.

Iron Studies

Heart health

Lipids, ApoB and Lp(a).

Full Body Health CheckLipid markers

Sports nutrition

Iron, vitamin D and glucose during training.

Iron StudiesVitamin D Test

Gut health and IBS

Comprehensive stool analysis, microbiome mapping and SIBO breath tests, collected at home.

CDSASIBO
What you and your client see

Results you can use, shared when you decide

The results table in a Vively client record: each marker shows the result, a bar with the lab’s normal range and the Vively optimal range, and a sparkline of recent results
Your view Lab and optimal ranges side by side, trends across the last four results, and the lab’s own PDF.
Vively app showing results by health areaVively app showing glucose with meals
Your client’s view Results grouped by health area and glucose with meals, once you release them.
Your client stays your client

We run the testing. You lead the care.

Every Vively referral starts with your recommendation and comes back to you. We don’t offer your client our own practitioners, and the GP’s job is signing off the pathology referral. Diet and lifestyle advice stays with you.

Your name on every email

Your client’s invitation carries your recommendation, your name, your practice name and your logo.

Your client agrees to share with you

At checkout your client consents to share their results with you. It’s the first thing they agree to.

You decide when results are released

Release as results arrive, or review them first. The results email invites your client to book with you.

We never market to your clients

Clients you refer get no Vively marketing emails or texts, and no Vively plans, dietitian offers or upgrade prompts in the app. Their tests skip Vively’s AI report and supplement suggestions.

Go deeper

CGM for dietitians

How a sensor referral works, what you see in the glucose view and how Vively handles the device.

See how CGM works →
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Guides for dietitians

All resources
A woman enjoying a hot drink in the morning sun
Guide · 6-minute read

Can dietitians order blood tests in Australia?

Medicare rules, the $99 Baseline, private tests and a 14-day glucose sensor.

Read the guide →
A dietitian reviewing a client’s glucose trend on a tablet
Guide · CGM · 6-minute read

How to read a 14-day CGM report

Average glucose, time in target, variability, and the days and meals behind them.

Read the guide →
A woman on a telehealth call with a GP at her kitchen table
Guide · 4-minute read

The Medicare Baseline, explained

What’s included, the quick GP consult, the $99 fee and all 70+ markers.

Read the guide →
Questions, answered

Questions from dietitians

Can dietitians order blood tests in Australia?

Not Medicare-funded tests. Through Vively, a GP issues the Medicare referral after a short telehealth consult, confirming the final tests subject to their clinical review. Clients with a Medicare card get the 70+ marker Baseline for a $99 Vively fee. You can also refer CGM, private tests and at-home kits.

Which sensor does Vively use?

The Sibionics GS3, a 14-day sensor supplied with a protective patch. Refer one to four in a referral.

Can I set my own glucose target range?

Yes. You set the target range for each client, and the glucose view shows time in that range.

Does it work with Cliniko?

Yes for client sync and lookup, and CGM PDFs file to the Cliniko record.

Is there a cost to join?

No. Vively is free for practitioners with no subscription. Request access and we’ll verify your details first.

More answers in the practitioner FAQs, or book a discovery call.

Add CGM and bloods to your nutrition consults

Free for verified practitioners. Your client stays your client.

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