Medical Weight Management
Our physician-led weight management program combines medical evaluation, metabolic assessment, nutrition and lifestyle guidance, body-composition monitoring, and medication when clinically appropriate. Treatment is individualized to help reduce excess body fat while supporting muscle preservation and long-term metabolic health.
Who May Benefit From Medical Weight Management
Medical weight management may be appropriate for adults who have overweight or obesity, weight-related health concerns, difficulty maintaining weight loss, or metabolic risk factors. Treatment decisions are based on your medical history, current medications, weight history, laboratory findings, and individual goals.
Medication Options When Appropriate
For eligible patients, prescription weight-loss For eligible patients, prescription weight-loss medications may be incorporated into a broader medical plan that includes nutrition, physical activity, and ongoing follow-up. Medication choice is individualized based on medical history, treatment goals, potential benefits, side effects, and contraindications.
Nutrition, Movement & Muscle Preservation, Mov
Weight loss should focus not only on reducing body fat, but also on preserving strength and lean muscle. Our program emphasizes adequate protein intake, regular physical activity, resistance training when appropriate, and practical nutrition strategies that can be maintained over time. your own text and edit me. It's easy.
Body Composition & Ongoing Monitoring
We track progress using more than the number on the scale. Depending on the patient, follow-up may include weight trends, body-composition measurements, laboratory results, medication response, side effects, nutrition, activity, and changes in overall health. Treatment can then be adjusted over time based on your progress and medical needs.
Telemedicine Weight Management
Many aspects of our weight-management program can be provided through telemedicine for eligible patients. Depending on your location and medical needs, visits may include remote consultation, laboratory review, treatment planning, medication management, and ongoing follow-up. In-person evaluation may still be recommended when clinically appropriate.
How to Get Started
The first step is a medical consultation to review your weight history, health concerns, medications, prior treatment, and goals. From there, we determine what evaluation is needed and whether a structured weight-management program, medication, or another approach is appropriate for you. a parag