Treatment Options

Medical Weight Loss

A medical approach to weight that works with your body, not against it.

Weight loss isn't just about willpower. Hormones, inflammation, metabolism, stress, sleep, and insulin all play a role — and when those systems shift, what used to work stops working. That's not a failure. It's biology.

Our medical weight loss services are designed to find the why behind the change and build a plan that actually fits your body, your health, and your life. This is clinician-led, personalized care with real support — for women and men.

Your Treatment Options

Every plan starts with lab work and a real conversation. Based on what we find, treatment may include one or more of the following — always tailored, never one-size-fits-all.

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Semaglutide (GLP-1)

Helps regulate appetite, improve insulin sensitivity, and reduce food noise by mimicking a natural hormone involved in hunger and blood sugar control. One of the most well-studied options for sustainable weight loss.

02

Tirzepatide (GLP-1 / GIP)

A dual-action medication targeting both appetite and metabolic efficiency. Often a strong option for patients who need more support with appetite regulation or blood sugar management.

03

Other GLP-1 Pathways

For patients exploring additional options, we'll evaluate the available GLP-1 pathways and determine the safest, most effective fit based on your labs, history, and how your body responds.

Medication is only part of the picture. Every patient also receives ongoing nutritional guidance, lab monitoring, and monthly check-ins to track progress and make adjustments.

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Getting Started

Frequently Asked Questions

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“If you’re looking for a dedicated, knowledgeable, compassionate, and consistently encouraging advisor for your overall health and GLP-1 use, Amy is truly unsurpassed.”

— Former Patient