Dietitian & Nutrition Consultation

Personalised nutrition counselling from registered dietitians covering therapeutic diets, metabolic health optimisation, sports nutrition, weight management, and chronic disease dietary management.

Parkway Shenton offers registered dietitian consultations at selected clinics across Singapore, providing evidence-based nutrition counselling for a wide range of health goals. Dietitian services are available both as standalone consultations and as part of the Medical Weight Management Programme and Precision Wellness Screening packages, ensuring nutrition guidance is integrated with medical monitoring and lifestyle support. During an initial dietitian consultation, the registered dietitian takes a detailed diet history, reviews medical background and current health goals, assesses nutritional status, and develops a personalised dietary plan. The plan considers cultural food preferences, schedule constraints, and practical cooking ability — making it realistic and sustainable rather than prescriptive. Conditions and goals addressed include: weight management and obesity; type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes (carbohydrate management, glycaemic index, low-carb approaches); dyslipidaemia (cholesterol-lowering diet, DASH approach); non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD); gout and hyperuricaemia; irritable bowel syndrome and gut health; eating for longevity and healthy ageing; sports and performance nutrition; and general wellness optimisation. Follow-up consultations monitor progress, adjust the plan as needed, and address any challenges that arise. Dietitians work closely with GPs and physicians within the Parkway Shenton network to ensure dietary recommendations complement medical treatment. For patients on GLP-1 therapy, the dietitian helps navigate reduced appetite and ensures adequate protein, fibre, and micronutrient intake during weight loss. All consultations are conducted in a private, confidential setting. Parkway Shenton dietitians are registered with the Singapore Nutrition and Dietetics Association (SNDA).