For clinics and practitioners

Patients searching for liver assessment, weight management and diabetes care arrive here looking for a provider. If your practice offers those services, it should be listed accurately.

Claim your listing — free

Your practice may already be listed. Claiming it lets you correct and control:

• Services offered and conditions treated
• Billing arrangements, including bulk-billing availability
• Contact details, hours and locations
• Practitioners at your practice
• Referral requirements

Accurate listings reduce inappropriate enquiries as much as they generate appropriate ones — worth the ten minutes on that basis alone.

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Paid listings

Flat monthly fee. No commission on consultations, no percentage of patient fees — placement is priced independently of whether or how a patient is treated.

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How we handle clinical content

Directory placement and clinical content are kept separate. Paying for a listing affects visibility in the directory; it doesn't affect what our clinical pages say, and we don't accept payment to alter clinical recommendations.

We don't publish patient reviews, ratings or testimonials.

Liver diagnostics in your practice

We also work with practices on in-house liver assessment — equipment selection, billing pathways, training and implementation. Whether elastography makes sense in your practice depends on patient volume, referral patterns and which billing pathways are available to the technology you choose.

Diagnostic services for practices →

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Build notes

• Priority 0.1 is a hard dependency. Publishing this copy on noindex pages wastes it and strands the EA redirect equity.
• Each hub carries reverse links up into clinical content — the playbook §4.2 rule 3 that stops directory pages reading as thin.
• No superlatives, no ratings, no testimonials anywhere, including in generated meta for the programmatic layers beneath these hubs.
• The /providers page states the flat-fee, no-commission position explicitly. That's both an AHPRA compliance signal and a trust signal to practitioners who've been burned by commission models.
• Verify before publishing: Medicare rebate arrangements, allied health care plan visit limits, referral validity periods, and patient travel scheme details. These change, and several are stated here at a level of specificity that needs a current primary source.