Who to see at Island Nutrition

At Island Nutrition is always striving to improve access to high quality Nutritional care and this to this end we each practice within our specialist areas.

All of our Dietitians are fully qualified and have a broad range of experience.

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As regulated health professionals, all our Dietitians are registered with the Council for Allied Health Professions via the Bermuda Health Council.

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In order to provide optimal patient care we direct referrals to the most appropriate Dietitian, with the highest level of expertise and experience in their specific practice and interest areas, along with General Dietetics.

Patients can be seen in our centrally located clinic, in their own homes, residential/nursing homes, schools or other location

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We offer X-PERT Prevention and Management of Diabetes group education. This course is validated and proven through clincal research study. 

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In addition the expert Dietitians at Island Nutrition have developed an evidence-based, individualised, 12 week 1:1 Medical Nutrition program including structured education and weekly support clients in achieving control of their condition and improve their health.

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We have regular scales, Tanita body analysis scales, and wheelchair accessible scales for our clients

Island Nutrition is approved to provide Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) under the Standard Health Benefit (SHB).

This means that our fees are regulated and there are NO COPAYS for clients to see one of our experienced Registered Dietitians for in-office consults or a home visit with any local insurance, including HIP, Futurecare, GEHI, BF&M, Argus and CG. 

Please note: Copays may apply for telehealth appointments, depending on your insurer. 
 

Hanah Cannon, BSc (Hons), RD

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• Gastrointestinal and digestive issues (Complex and non-complex) - Diverticular disease, irritable bowel syndrome including low FODMAP, Coeliac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, bowel obstruction, constipation, diarrhoea, lactose intolerance, GERD

• Liver and pancreatic disease - Fatty liver, compensated & decompensated liver failure, cancers, pancreatitis, pancreatic enzyme replacement

• Oncology

• Surgery - pre-surgical nutrition support/preparation, post-surgical nutrition support, nutrition for wound healing

• Colostomy and ileostomy management, including high outputs

• Nutrition support (including unintentional weight loss, wound healing and cancers)

• Adult food sensitivities, allergies and intolerance

• General weight management

• Home visits (where appropriate)

• Group education

• Interest in sports nutrition

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