Clinician-led medical weight loss
Weight is shaped by more than food and exercise. Meet with a licensed clinician to review your health, discuss your goals, and see whether prescription treatment may be suitable for you.
The assessment takes about a minute. A clinician makes the final treatment decision.
Licensed clinicians
Private and secure
Follow-up care included
Is this for you?
Medical weight loss is not a quick fix. It can be a useful option when weight is affecting your health and other approaches have not been enough.
You have tried to lose weight but found it difficult to maintain
Hunger or cravings make steady progress hard
Your weight is affecting your health or quality of life
You want a clinician to monitor treatment and answer questions
Reviewed by a clinician
Your clinician reviews your health history, current medication, goals, and likely costs before recommending treatment.
If prescription treatment is suitable, your clinician will recommend an option based on your health history, goals, medication availability, and likely cost.
GLP-1 treatment
Semaglutide acts on pathways involved in appetite and fullness. It is usually taken once a week, with the dose increased gradually based on how you respond.
GLP-1 and GIP treatment
Tirzepatide acts on two hormone pathways involved in appetite and blood sugar. Your clinician can explain how it differs from semaglutide and whether it is suitable for you.
A licensed clinician reviews your health history before recommending treatment. Not every option is suitable for every patient.
Tell us about your health, weight history, goals, and current medication.
A licensed clinician reviews your eligibility and talks through benefits, risks, costs, and alternatives.
If treatment is prescribed, your care team monitors progress, side effects, and any needed dose changes.
Common questions
They act on hormone pathways involved in appetite, fullness, and blood sugar. Many people feel full sooner and have fewer cravings while taking them.
Eligibility depends on your body mass index, health history, current medication, and weight-related health conditions. Complete the assessment so a clinician can review your circumstances.
Nausea, constipation, diarrhea, and other digestive symptoms are common, especially when starting or changing dose. Your clinician will discuss less common risks and what to do if you feel unwell.
No. A licensed clinician decides whether prescription treatment is appropriate after reviewing your information. They may recommend another route if treatment is not suitable.
Start with a short health assessment. A licensed clinician will review your information before any treatment is recommended.
