Practice consultation
Make multidisciplinary care work better in practice.
Alyzix works with healthcare practices, from solo private practices to multidisciplinary groups, to identify practical opportunities to strengthen care across disciplines.
The Alyzix Practice Infrastructure Review helps independent healthcare practices understand how their business is actually operating—and where better infrastructure could improve financial performance, reduce administrative burden, and create more capacity for growth.
What we look at:
We start with your practice
Practice economics
Clinician capacity
Operating expenses
Administrative workflows
Revenue and reimbursement
Business operations
You receive a clear assessment of:
Where your practice may be losing revenue, time, or capacity
Which operational problems are creating the most friction
Where you may be overspending or carrying unnecessary administrative work
Which opportunities are most likely to have a meaningful impact
What to prioritize now versus later
A practical 90-day plan for strengthening your infrastructure
And if you want help putting the plan into action, Alyzix can continue alongside your practice through implementation.
How consultation works
1
Understand
Conversations with your clinicians and leadership about how care moves today: what works, and what people work around.
2
Identify
Naming the specific opportunities and barriers: where coordination breaks down and where it’s already strong.
Some practices need all four steps. Some only need the first two. We’ll tell you which.
3
Develop
Practical recommendations shaped with your team, sized to what your practice can realistically take on.
4
Implement
Support as changes are put in place, and adjustment once you see how they hold up in real clinical weeks.
What it costs
Step 1 · Start here
Practice Infrastructure Review
$1,500 one time
A focused look at your practice's financial and operational setup.
Review of your finances and operations
A personalized written assessment
A 90-day action plan you keep
Your practice should not have to operate like a small business just because it is one.
The Alyzix Practice Infrastructure Review helps independent healthcare practices understand how their business is actually operating—and where better infrastructure could improve financial performance, reduce administrative burden, and create more capacity for growth.
We look at the systems behind your practice, including practice economics, revenue and reimbursement, clinician capacity, operating expenses, administrative workflows, technology, vendors, and other core business operations.
You receive a clear assessment of:
Where your practice may be losing revenue, time, or capacity
Which operational problems are creating the most friction
Where you may be overspending or carrying unnecessary administrative work
Which opportunities are most likely to have a meaningful impact
What to prioritize now versus later
A practical 90-day plan for strengthening your infrastructure
Step 2 · Optional
Implementation Partnership
$1,500/ month
Hands-on help putting your plan into action.
Available after your review
Priced by what the review finds
You keep ownership and control
Scoped with you at the end of your review
For dietitians in private practice · Free live workshop· 60 minutes
Beyond Eating Disorders: The Untapped Mental Health Opportunity for Dietitians
How to build referral relationships, expand your clinical niche, and grow your practice through mental health care.
Thursday, October 22 · 12:00 pm Mountain Time · Online
You don’t need to be an eating disorder specialist to become a more mental-health-informed dietitian.
10/22/2026 at 12pm MT
The Untapped Mental Health Opportunity for Dietitians: How to build referral relationships, expand your clinical niche, and grow your practice through mental health care
4-week program for dietitians
Alyzix Mental Health Practice Accelerator for RDs
$550
$495 if you attended the webinar and subscribe to the newsletter (10% off).
Week 1
Positioning
Who you help, which presentations you can appropriately support, and how to describe your work without claiming to treat the psychiatric condition.
A 4-week implementation program to help you position yourself within mental health care, build working relationships with therapists and prescribers, and create a practical plan for growing a mental-health-focused caseload.
You build the pieces during the program, and because this is the first cohort, Brittany reviews your actual positioning and materials.
Build Your Mental Health Nutrition Practice
A 4-week implementation program for dietitians who want to build a stronger presence in mental health care—and turn that interest into a practical strategy for growing their practice.
You’ll work through the key pieces of building a mental-health-focused caseload: clarifying how you position your work, identifying the providers you want to work with, developing referral relationships, and creating a realistic plan for reaching the right clients.
Over four weeks, you’ll develop:
A clear way to communicate your role in mental health care
A focused strategy for the types of clients and providers you want to reach
A practical approach to building relationships with therapists, psychiatrists, physicians, and other referral partners
Outreach and referral strategies you can actually implement
A plan for growing a mental-health-focused caseload within your existing practice
This is designed to move beyond learning about the role of nutrition in mental health. The focus is on putting that knowledge into practice and building the professional relationships and systems that support this work.
By the end of four weeks, you’ll have a clearer position, stronger referral strategy, and a concrete plan for growing this part of your practice.
Week 2
Referral infrastructure
Your clinician-facing bio, referral criteria, “when to refer to me” language, a one-sheet, outreach and follow-up messages, and a target list.
Week 3
Becoming someone people refer back to
Communicating with therapists and prescribers, warm handoffs, closing the loop, and staying useful without creating unpaid admin work.
Week 4
Building the pipeline
A 90-day plan: who you’ll contact and how often, how you’ll keep relationships going, and how you’ll track whether this work is producing revenue.
More ways to work with us
Consultation for group and multidisciplinary practices
Scoped to your practice
Custom
Focused time with Brittany on whatever you’re working through: your positioning, outreach to a specific clinician, building referral relationships, or your next step in building a mental-health-informed practice.
For practices with several clinicians or disciplines. We follow the four steps above, Understand, Identify, Develop and Implement, and propose a scope in writing after a first conversation.
Alyzix RD Mental Health Practice Intensive
90-minute session, written recommendations, and one follow-up
$895
A private review of your practice, with a clear plan for what to do next.
You don’t need another group program. You need someone who understands both nutrition and mental health to look at your practice and tell you exactly where you fit, who you should be working with, and what to change.
In this 1:1 intensive, Brittany Adelman, RD LDN, reviews your practice in detail before you meet. Then you work through it together, and you leave with written recommendations built around your actual practice, not a template.
What you send before your session
Your website
Your current niche and services
Your current caseload
Your pricing
Your referral sources
How you describe your work to other clinicians
Your marketing materials
What we work through
Where you fit in mental healthcare. The specific role your skills and training support.
Who you should be working with. The clients your practice is best positioned to serve.
What to hold off on for now. Where your scope, training, or support isn’t there yet.
Who your work is most relevant to. The therapists, prescribers, and practices whose clients need what you do.
What’s weak in your current positioning. The gaps that make your practice harder to choose or refer to.
What services to offer. What to add, cut, or restructure.
How to talk about your work. Language that’s clear to clients and credible to other clinicians.
Your next 90 days. A focused revenue plan you can start on right away.
What’s included
Pre-session review of your practice materials
90-minute 1:1 strategy session
Written recommendations specific to your practice
One follow-up call to check progress and adjust the plan
Who this is for
Registered dietitians who own their own practice and want to expand into mental health work with clarity. It’s a good fit if you’d rather have direct, personalized guidance than work through a multi-week group format.
For dietitians who’d rather have someone look closely at their practice and tell them what to do next. You send your website, niche, services, caseload, pricing, referral sources and marketing materials ahead of time. Together you work out:
Where you fit in mental health care
Which clients to focus on
What you shouldn’t take on yet
Which clinicians are most likely to refer to you
What’s weak in your current positioning
Which services to offer, and how to describe them
Your next 90-day revenue plan
1:1 coaching with Brittany Adelman
60-minute session
$250 per session
Focused time with Brittany on whatever you’re working through: your positioning, outreach to a specific clinician, a referral relationship that isn’t working, or your next step in building a mental-health-informed practice.
The Mental Health Referral Blueprint for Dietitians
Toolkit bundle: digital templates and worksheets
$79 for the bundle
Everything you need to start reaching out to therapists and psychiatric prescribers, in one bundle:
Clinician outreach email templates
Therapist outreach template
Psychiatric prescriber outreach template
Follow-up after a meeting template
“When to refer to an RD” one-sheet template
Clinician-facing introduction and bio template
Sample care coordination note
Referral tracking spreadsheet
30-day referral-building checklist
Mental health niche positioning worksheet
Conversation guide for a 20-minute clinician call
These programs cover practice building and professional development for dietitians.
They don’t train dietitians to treat psychiatric conditions, and Alyzix does not provide clinical services. Questions about which option fits? Write to hello@joinallyd.com
Tell us about your practice.
A first conversation is about listening. There’s nothing to prepare.
1 A clinician from Alyzix replies within [X business days.
2 We find a time to talk by video.
3 If it’s a fit, we propose a scope in writing. If not, we’ll say so.