Rodney Ford

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"Thanks for the eClinic. It's marvellous having such a useful resource that's backed by so much hard research and experience. We might make some progress at last." Thanks. Andrew.

Benefits

• Expert opinion on-line
• No waiting list (immediate expert allergy/ intolerance help)
• Specific guidance for diagnosis and management
• Recommendations about specific tests (what tests to get)
• Interpretation of specific tests results (exactly what they mean).
• Your detailed allergy eReport makes it easy to discuss specific allergy/intolerance issues with your health provider.

Value

• A face-to-face allergy consultation usually costs about $300.
• Your visit to the eClinic is around 10% of the cost.
• A saving of over $250.
• You also helping other less fortunate families receive health care through our "Worthy cause".

What you get

• A 3-month subscription for only US$27
• Individualised virtual eClinic consultation management advice
• Expert interpretation of blood tests and skin tests.
• Full access to all of the eClinic “InfoLinks” (now available in an eBook).
• Part of your payment will give other children access to health care.
• Participation in Dr Ford’s “Forum” through facebook – Where you can ask Dr Ford your specific questions.
• Access to Dr Ford’s research papers and articles.

Opportunities

• To submit your own story and feedback on Food Allergy/Intolerance issues.
• To submit articles to the newsletter.
• To post your webpage link on the eClinic website.

Guarantee

• We guarantee the eClinic Process. If you are dissatisfied with the level of guidance given through the eClinic, then we offer you a money-back-guarantee (we will ask you to describe your dissatisfaction, so that we can learn to give an even better experience for other people).
• Dr Ford is a fully qualified Paediatric Allergy and Gastroenterology Specialist, he holds a current “Practicing Certificate” from the Medical Council of New Zealand, and he holds current membership of the “Royal Australasian College of Physicians” (FRACP).