Lisa Harvey

Dr Lisa Harvey is a Credentialled Diabetes Educator (CDE) based in Jamisontown, NSW. She works at West Care Diabetes in Jamisontown, NSW, at 7/51 York Rd. Her role focuses on diabetes care and education to help people manage their health with confidence.

Dr Harvey brings a clear and practical approach to diabetes education. She helps patients understand blood sugar levels and how daily choices affect them. She offers diabetes education, blood sugar monitoring, nutrition counseling for diabetes, and medication management for diabetes. Her work supports people with all types of diabetes to live well and avoid common problems.

People see Dr Harvey for practical guidance. She explains how to read blood sugar results in simple terms, what foods help stabilize levels, and how to plan balanced meals. She also helps with medications, making sure patients know how to take them correctly and safely. Her approach is patient‑friendly and easy to follow, so patients can make steady progress at their own pace.

The clinic is located in Jamisontown, a friendly suburb in the Greater Sydney area. Being in NSW, she understands the local health services and how to connect patients with the right support. Her services are designed to fit into everyday life, whether someone is managing diabetes at home, at work, or in the community.

Dr Harvey emphasizes ongoing learning and teamwork. She stays up to date with the latest guidelines in diabetes education and collaborates with other health professionals to provide complete care. She values clear communication, listening to patients’ concerns, and adjusting plans as needed. This teamwork helps patients feel supported and less overwhelmed.

Patients can trust Dr Lisa Harvey for reliable information, compassionate care, and steady guidance on their diabetes journey. Her reputation in the Jamisontown area reflects her commitment to clear teaching, practical strategies, and respectful, patient‑centered care. With her expertise as a Credentialled Diabetes Educator, she helps people reach better health outcomes and maintain their independence and well‑being in their Australian communities.