Quick and effective Weight Loss

We offer a medically supervised, structured approach to weight management that goes beyond basic dieting advice. 

Initial Assessment

We begin with an in-depth evaluation by one of our healthcare professionals.

We check your medical history to look for underlying medical conditions like thyroid issues, diabetes, or hormonal imbalances that may be contributing to weight gain.

We look at your weight, calculate your body mass index (BMI), and do a body composition analysis. Lab tests like blood work or EKG may also be ordered.

We will provide a lifestyle review, discussing your current eating habits, daily routine, activity level, stress, and sleep patterns. 

Personalized Treatment Plan

Based on the assessment, Our healthcare professionals may provide the following recommendations: 

Nutritional Counseling: This focuses on healthy, sustainable habits, and often involves learning about portion control, reading labels, and choosing nutrient-dense foods.

Behavioral and lifestyle advice to identify and address unhealthy eating behaviors, stress triggers, and emotional eating patterns. 

If appropriate we administer a variety of GLP-1 weight loss medications to help manage appetite, control cravings, or address underlying metabolic issues. These are most effective when combined with diet and lifestyle changes.

GLP- 1 Agonists

GLP-1 agonists are medications that help lower blood sugar levels and promote weight loss. We offer many different types personalized to your weight loss goals.

GLP-1s work with your body’s natural systems to help you lose weight by:

• Regulating appetite – You feel full longer, so you eat less without feeling deprived.
• Slowing digestion – It helps control your blood sugar levels and reduces cravings.
• Improving insulin function – It makes it easier for your body to burn fat efficiently.

GLP-1 medications are typically taken as a once-weekly injection. You use a small needle to inject the medication into fatty tissue – usually in your belly, thighs, arms, or upper buttocks. Most people find that with a little practice, it becomes a simple part of their routine.