Working Together
The Revitalize Collaborative Provider Network brings trusted professionals alongside your medical care — nutrition, fitness and lifestyle, sexual health and psychotherapy, and pelvic-floor physiotherapy.
Some providers work directly within Revitalize. Others keep their own independent practice. Both are people we trust — the difference is how your care is arranged and paid for, not how good they are.
Working within Revitalize
Some providers work directly within Revitalize. Your appointments with them are booked and billed through the clinic, and your care is coordinated with the rest of your team. With your consent they review what is relevant to your care and send a concise update back, so nothing falls between people.
These are the providers you can choose from when you use your Thrive Allied Health Care Benefit.
If you later decide you want that provider’s own wider program, you simply continue directly with them — booked and paid through their practice from that point.
Independent practice
Other trusted providers keep their own independent practice. If we believe their expertise could help you, we may recommend them — and we will say clearly why. You book and pay them directly, at their own practice.
They are a full part of the network. Some of the care we most often recommend sits here.
Where the referral forms part of your Revitalize care plan, we ask — with your consent — for a concise, clinically relevant update so your care stays joined up.
When we send you to a Collaborative Provider as part of your care plan, the goal is not a disconnected referral. With your consent, we ask for a concise summary covering, where appropriate: the assessment completed, the broad issue identified, major findings, professional recommendations, whether ongoing care is recommended, anything clinically relevant for your Nurse Practitioner or Shannon, and whether Revitalize follow-up is suggested.
Psychotherapy is different. Only information relevant to coordinating your broader care is shared, with your consent. Detailed therapy-session content is not required and is not requested.
Better health is rarely about changing everything at once. Thrive includes at least one Allied Health Care Benefit with every new program term, and Thrive Signature includes two, so you can focus on the additional area that matters most right now.
If you are using your Allied Health Care Benefit, you do not pay separately for those first two appointments — they are covered within your prepaid or financed Thrive program. Any further check-ins after the included appointments are paid separately if you want them.
Your Allied Health Care Benefit applies to providers working directly within Revitalize. Independent providers in the network are booked and paid directly.
Using your Allied Health Care Benefit does not prevent you from seeing other providers. You may use your included service in one area and still choose to see someone else if additional support would help — and we will tell you honestly when we think it would. A patient might use their benefit for fitness and lifestyle, and separately choose to see a psychosexual therapist or a pelvic-floor physiotherapist because we believe it matters.
You are never required to see a particular provider. We explain what we believe may help, and you choose who you want to work with.
Individual prices are published because these appointments can also be bought on their own, including by patients who are not in Thrive: $150 initial, $125 follow-up for both Registered Dietitian and Fitness & Lifestyle care.
The structure differs by discipline because professional appointment length and pricing differ. Your clinical team may suggest which type of support appears most useful, but you remain part of the decision — based on clinical relevance, your goals, your preferences, the provider’s approach and availability.
At least one Allied Health Care Benefit with every new Thrive program term — two with Thrive Signature. Your first Thrive Essential term includes it. Renewing Thrive Essential at month six does not create a second benefit — it refreshes after twelve months of continuous care if you carry on. Thrive Complete and Signature each include one per twelve-month term.
When it refreshes you might focus on nutrition during one year, fitness and lifestyle the next, and sexual-health support later if that becomes more relevant. You may choose the same discipline again, a different one, or a different provider. We do not expect you to fix everything at once.
Choosing one area does not mean the others stop mattering. We continue to discuss and encourage every factor we think is relevant to your health — the benefit simply decides where your included support goes first.
This is not a credit, a gift card or a dollar balance. There is no leftover value, and it cannot be refunded, transferred or exchanged. We do not sell multi-visit dietitian or allied-health packages.
Pelvic-floor physiotherapy has its own referral pathway rather than sitting inside the Allied Health Care Benefit — you book and pay the physiotherapist directly, at their practice. It is one of the referrals we make most often. We use it when an in-person pelvic-floor assessment is clinically important — for example with early ejaculation, a weak or overactive pelvic floor, impaired relaxation or poor coordination, urinary or bowel symptoms, pelvic pain, assessment before prostate surgery, or continence and sexual recovery afterwards.
A physiotherapist may assess strength, endurance, resting tone, relaxation, coordination and pain, alongside relevant urinary or bowel findings — and whether strengthening is appropriate at all. You may then continue with the physiotherapist, with Revitalize, or with both, depending on what the assessment finds.
An assessment does not mean EMSELLA® is automatically appropriate. Whether it is a reasonable adjunct is a clinical judgement, made for you specifically.
Because many of our Collaborative Providers also operate their own practices, appointment availability is coordinated through our Patient Care Coordinator rather than through a shared public calendar.
Every provider profile carries one of two labels, so you always know where you stand before you book:
Tell us who you would like to work with, or tell us what you are hoping to address and we will suggest who fits. Provider profiles will set out a photo, credentials and background, treatment philosophy, areas of focus, whether they work virtually or in person, where they are based, the ongoing services and programs they offer directly, their own ongoing pricing where they choose to publish it, and in some cases a short introduction video — so you can read about someone and choose the person you feel fits you best, rather than being assigned.
We are building this network now and are in conversation with providers. Profiles go up once each provider has approved their own details. In the meantime, speak to our Patient Care Coordinator and we will match you appropriately.