Our medical weight management program is designed for adults who want an individualized, medically guided approach to weight loss and metabolic health. Whether you have struggled with weight for years, have weight-related health concerns, or are looking for support creating sustainable changes, we will work together to develop a plan based on your health history, needs, and goals.

Your initial visit includes a comprehensive review of your medical history, previous weight-loss efforts, medications, nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress, and personal goals. Laboratory testing may be recommended when clinically appropriate. Together, we will develop an individualized treatment plan and discuss appropriate follow-up and monitoring.

Prescription medications may be considered as part of a comprehensive weight management plan when medically appropriate. Medication selection is individualized based on your health history, current medications, treatment goals, potential risks and benefits, insurance coverage, and other clinical factors. Medication is used alongside nutrition, physical activity, behavioral, and lifestyle support rather than as a stand-alone approach.

GLP-1 and related medications may be appropriate for some patients who meet clinical criteria. We can discuss available treatment options, expected benefits, potential side effects, contraindications, and appropriate monitoring. Prescribing is based on an individualized medical evaluation and does not guarantee that a particular medication will be recommended or covered by insurance.

Long-term weight management is an important part of treatment. Follow-up focuses not only on weight loss, but also on maintaining progress, supporting metabolic health, preserving healthy habits, and adjusting treatment as your needs change.

Coverage for weight management visits, laboratory testing, and prescription medications varies by insurance plan. Coverage for a medical visit does not necessarily mean that a particular weight-loss medication will be covered. Please contact your insurance plan regarding medication benefits and prior authorization requirements.