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Medical Weight Loss

A medical approach to weight loss that looks at the whole picture, not just willpower.

If you feel like you are doing the right things and the scale still will not move, you are not alone. Many women say, “I haven’t changed anything and I’m gaining weight,” or “I’m eating less, but nothing works.” Weight changes are often influenced by hormones, metabolism, medications, stress, sleep, and underlying health factors.

At W.I.S.H., we provide women’s telehealth medical weight loss with a personalized plan, ongoing support, and clear next steps.

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Weight is complex. Your plan should be, too.

Obesity and weight concerns are not simply a matter of discipline. Weight is influenced by many factors, including:

  • Genetics and family history

  • Hormone shifts (perimenopause and menopause)

  • Medications

  • Thyroid function and metabolic health

  • Insulin resistance and inflammation

  • Stress, sleep, and lifestyle patterns

That is why a one-size-fits-all plan rarely works long term.

Losing weight can improve overall health and reduce risk factors for conditions like type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, and metabolic syndrome. Our role is to help you pursue weight loss in a way that is medically supported, realistic, and sustainable.

Our approach

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We start by understanding what is driving your weight changes and what has made weight loss difficult in the past. Then we build a plan that supports your metabolism, your daily routines, and your long-term health. You can expect:

  • A medical evaluation focused on root causes

  • A practical plan you can follow in real life

  • Monthly follow-ups and ongoing accountability

  • Medication support when appropriate

  • A provider who tracks progress with you and adjusts your plan as needed

What’s included

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Your first visit (about 30 minutes) includes:

  • A detailed history of your weight journey and goals

  • Review of nutrition, lifestyle, sleep, stress, and health history

  • Medication review to identify possible contributors

  • Basic lab work when appropriate

  • Review of key metrics such as weight and BMI (and other measures as available)

Monthly follow-ups include:

  • Review of progress and barriers

  • Support with nutrition habits and cravings

  • Coaching around sleep, stress, and consistency

  • Adjustments to your plan based on results

  • Ongoing guidance to help you maintain momentum

Between visits:

You can message your provider through a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform for check-ins and support.

Medications and lab testing, when appropriate

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For some patients, medication can be a helpful tool as part of a broader plan. If it is appropriate for you, we will discuss options, review benefits and risks, and help with insurance requirements when applicable.

When more detailed lab testing is needed, we may recommend screening for factors that can affect weight and metabolism, including:

  • Thyroid conditions (including Hashimoto’s)

  • PCOS

  • Adrenal and stress-related patterns

  • Early markers of metabolic syndrome

Testing may be billed through insurance, or you may choose a cash-pay option with discounted labs through Access MedicalLabs.

Take the next step

If you are ready for a medically guided plan that supports lasting progress, we are here to help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • When appropriate, medication may be included as part of your plan. We review your medical history, current medications, and goals, then discuss options, benefits, and risks so you can make an informed decision.

  • Not always, but we may recommend basic labs when they will help guide treatment. If needed, we can also screen for underlying factors that affect weight, such as thyroid issues, PCOS, insulin resistance, or early metabolic syndrome.

  • You are not alone. Weight is influenced by hormones, metabolism, medications, sleep, stress, and other health conditions. Our approach focuses on identifying what is driving your weight changes and building a personalized plan with ongoing support and follow-ups to help you make steady progress.