What GLP-1 medical weight loss is
Our medical weight loss program pairs GLP-1 support with physician oversight: an initial screening to determine whether the approach is appropriate for you, individualized dosing, and ongoing follow-up as your plan progresses. When a compounded medication is used as part of your plan, it's prepared by a licensed pharmacy and is not FDA-approved; we'll walk through exactly what that means for you during your evaluation. This is a medically supervised program, not a prescription handed over without oversight.
Who this is for
This program is for adults who want a physician-supervised approach to weight loss and are willing to work with our clinical team on screening, dosing, and ongoing follow-up. It's not a fit for everyone, some medical histories and current medications rule certain patients out, which is exactly why screening comes first.
- Adults seeking a medically supervised weight loss program rather than a self-directed approach
- Patients willing to attend regular follow-up visits to monitor dosing and response
What to expect
Your first visit is a screening conversation and exam to determine whether GLP-1 support is appropriate for you, including a review of your medical history and current medications. If you move forward, dosing starts conservatively and is adjusted based on how you respond, with regular follow-up visits built into the plan. We're upfront about what compounded medication does and doesn't mean, and results vary by person.
Frequently asked questions
Is GLP-1 medication FDA-approved?
Do I need a screening before starting?
How much weight can I expect to lose?
How often will I need follow-up visits?
Are there side effects?
Key takeaway: Our GLP-1 program pairs physician screening, individualized dosing, and ongoing follow-up. When compounded medication is used, it is not FDA-approved, and a provider evaluation is required before starting. Results vary.
