Wellness · GLP-1
GLP-1 Medical Weight Loss
A medically guided program that pairs GLP-1 medication with real coaching, so the results last.
Not a Diet. A New Rhythm.
GLP-1 medications, such as semaglutide, work with your body’s own appetite and blood-sugar signals. For the right person, they can make it easier to eat well, feel full sooner and lose weight steadily.
Medication is only part of it. Our program pairs it with guidance on nutrition, movement and habits from our wellness coaches, plus regular check-ins with our nurse practitioner, so you’re building a lifestyle, not just following a prescription.
GLP-1 Weight Loss
What’s Included
Not sure if it’s right for you? A consultation is the best place to start.
- Wellness coach consultation
- Provider review and prescription when appropriate
- Weekly injections with gradual dose adjustments
- Nutrition and movement guidance
- Regular check-ins and progress tracking
What to expect
Simple Process. Thoughtful Care.
Consultation
Meet with our wellness coach to talk through your history and goals and confirm you’re a candidate.
Provider Review
Our nurse practitioner reviews your health information and orders your prescription when appropriate.
Start Slowly
Doses begin low and increase gradually to help your body adjust.
Keep Going
Check-ins, coaching and adjustments keep progress steady.
Questions
Good to Know
Who is a good candidate?
Adults who have struggled to lose weight with diet and exercise alone may be candidates. Some medical conditions and medications aren’t a fit, which is why every plan starts with a consultation.
Are there side effects?
Some people experience nausea, digestive changes or reduced appetite, especially early on. Starting with a low dose and increasing gradually helps, and your provider will check in along the way.
Do I have to stay on medication forever?
Not necessarily. Your plan is built around habits that support your results, and your provider will talk with you about what comes next.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Book a consultation. We’ll look at your goals, your history and, when it helps, your labs, then build a plan that fits.