Medical weight loss

Weight-loss medication with real follow-up from a nurse practitioner you can see in person.

My approach

Weight gain is a complex problem, and it’s different for each person. I see it as a symptom of something underneath: blood sugar and insulin, sleep, stress, hormones, muscle loss, or years of the wrong advice. There’s no cookie-cutter formula.

Medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide can be a powerful tool, and they work best with someone watching the details: adjusting the dose, managing side effects, protecting your muscle with enough protein and strength work, and checking your labs. That’s what membership covers.

For many people, a Metabolic Reset group is the best place to start, with or without medication. Graduates skip the first-visit fee.

What membership includes

  • Regular check-ins, and Wednesday clinic visits whenever you need one
  • Dose adjustments and help with side effects
  • Monitoring labs, two panels a year
  • Guidance on protein, strength and the habits that keep weight off
  • Messaging between visits
  • Optional PNOĒ metabolic testing to see how your metabolism is changing

Prices

First visit: history, exam and plan $175waived for Metabolic Reset graduates
Baseline labs, including draw fee $64
Membership $149 a month
Medication At my cost, billed separately

Medication cost depends on which medication and dose is right for you; we’ll go over your options and their costs at your first visit. Weight loss and testosterone together: $229 a month.

How to start

There are two ways to begin:

Start with a Metabolic Reset group. A 30-day or 60-day small-group program that resets how you eat, measures your metabolism, and often brings results on its own. If you want medication afterward, your first-visit fee is waived. See the Metabolic Reset.

Or start with medication management:

  1. Book a first visit. We review your history, medications and goals, and do an exam.
  2. Baseline labs are drawn at the clinic that day or at a Labcorp draw center.
  3. We make a plan together, including whether medication makes sense for you and which one.

Questions first? Call (218) 216-9128.