Medical Weight Management

GLP-1 medications may be an option for some patients as part of a medically supervised weight management plan. Your provider will evaluate your health history, current medications, weight-related concerns, and other relevant factors to determine whether treatment is appropriate for you.

Patients receiving medication-based treatment are monitored throughout their weight management journey so progress, response to treatment, and any concerns can be addressed along the way.

Depending on your individual needs, your care may include:

• Health evaluation and medical history review 
• Laboratory testing 
• GLP-1 or other prescription weight-loss medications when appropriate 
• Monthly B-12 injections 
• Nutrition and healthy eating guidance 
• Physical activity recommendations 
• Lifestyle and behavioral changes 
• Regular follow-up and medical monitoring

 Weight management can play an important role in overall health. Reaching and maintaining a healthier weight may help improve blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, mobility, energy, and other weight-related health concerns.

Our goal is to help you make sustainable changes while addressing your weight in the context of your overall health—not simply focusing on the number on the scale.

Weight management often requires adjustments over time. Our providers follow your progress, monitor relevant health information, and make changes to your treatment plan when appropriate.

Whether your plan includes lifestyle changes, medication, or a combination of approaches, you'll have ongoing medical guidance throughout your care.

Looking for simple ways to support healthier habits? Read our health and wellness article about nutrition habits that can help you feel your best.