Medically guided metabolic health program

This program may be appropriate for individuals experiencing weight changes, insulin resistance, or difficulty achieving sustainable results despite lifestyle efforts. It is also suited for those seeking a structured, medically guided approach to metabolic health.

The 6-month program fee is $1,500 and includes comprehensive, coordinated care from both a physician and registered dietitian. Payment is required in full at the time of booking.

This includes an initial medical and nutritional assessment, dedicated follow-up visits, and ongoing collaboration between your care team. Your program also incorporates detailed intake questionnaires, review and interpretation of laboratory results, and individualized care planning throughout.

In many cases, yes—but this is assessed individually. Your medical history is reviewed to ensure the program is appropriate and safe for you.

This program focuses on metabolic health and body composition rather than weight alone. Care is medically guided, individualized, and based on clinical data, with ongoing reassessment rather than a fixed approach.

Follow-up is structured within the program and includes scheduled physician and dietitian visits over the 6-month period. Additional appointments can be arranged if further support is needed, at an additional cost.

Testing may include blood work to assess metabolic and hormonal markers. Additional tools, such as body composition analysis (DEXA) or continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), may be recommended when clinically appropriate. These investigations are arranged separately and are not included in the program fee.

No single diet is prescribed. Nutrition guidance is tailored to your metabolic profile, preferences, and goals, with an emphasis on sustainability and long-term adherence rather than restriction.

Muscle plays a key role in metabolic health, strength, and overall function. During weight loss or aging, muscle loss can occur, which may impact long-term outcomes. The program includes nutrition and exercise guidance to help support and preserve lean mass.

Not necessarily. Many patients begin with lifestyle and nutritional strategies. Medication may be considered when clinically appropriate, based on your health profile and goals, and is discussed as part of shared decision-making.

GLP-1 receptor agonists are medications that mimic a natural hormone involved in appetite regulation and blood sugar control. They can reduce appetite, slow gastric emptying, and support improved glucose regulation.

Yes. Some GLP-1 medications are approved for use in individuals without diabetes for the management of obesity. Others may be prescribed off-label when clinically appropriate. Their use is determined based on an individual clinical assessment.

Some individuals may experience gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, changes in bowel habits, or reduced appetite, particularly when starting treatment. These are reviewed in detail and monitored throughout care.

Some patients may experience changes in appetite or weight after stopping. For this reason, the program emphasizes nutrition, muscle preservation, and sustainable habits to support longer-term metabolic health.

At the end of the program, some patients transition to a maintenance phase, while others may not require ongoing structured care. This is determined based on your progress, goals, and clinical needs.