Wellness & Regenerative
Weight loss supervised by a physician, not a mail-order script
A programme that starts with labs and a body-composition review, uses GLP-1 medication where it is appropriate, and plans for what happens after the weight comes off.
Please note — This is a cash-pay programme, priced up front. It is not billed to insurance — call the office for current pricing.
Weight as a medical condition
Weight is treated here as the medical condition it is, not a matter of willpower. That means the programme begins the way any other medical workup begins — with laboratory work and a review of body composition — so the plan that follows is built on your own numbers rather than a template.
What makes this different from a prescription arriving in the post is the supervision. The medication is one part of a plan that also involves coaching and a maintenance strategy, and a physician who knows your history is the one adjusting it.
Who the programme is for
How the programme runs
Consultation and laboratory work
An unhurried consultation to understand your history, what you have already tried, and what you are aiming for — with laboratory work and a body-composition review to establish the starting point.
A plan built for you
Where GLP-1 medication is clinically appropriate, it is prescribed as part of a tailored plan. Whether it suits you, and which option fits, is a decision made in consultation rather than assumed in advance.
Coaching alongside the medication
Nutrition and activity work runs in parallel, because medication alone does not build the habits that hold weight steady afterwards. The practice's health coaching supports this directly.
Maintenance
The programme plans for what happens after the losing phase, which is the part most often left out. Keeping weight off is its own stage and is treated as one.
Common questions
No. Medical weight loss is a cash-pay service, priced up front so you know what you are committing to before you start. Call the office for current pricing.
That varies from person to person, and anyone who promises you a figure in advance is guessing. Published outcomes for GLP-1 therapy describe a range, but they describe a population rather than an individual — your own result depends on your starting point, your health, and how the plan is followed.
No. Medication is one option within the programme, not a requirement, and whether it is appropriate for you is established at the consultation. Some patients are better served by the coaching and monitoring side alone.
Yes. Many patients use this alongside primary care elsewhere. It does help if your own physician knows what you are taking, and we are glad to keep them informed.
Ready to talk it through?
Request an appointment online and we will call to confirm a time — or call either office directly and speak to someone today.