Care tailored to your health and goals.

Your provider considers your health history, current medications, goals, and other relevant information. The options discussed with you depend on that evaluation. A treatment that suits someone else may not be appropriate for you.

You can discuss your preferences with your provider. The final prescribing decision depends on your medical needs and the options available through the service. A preference or request does not guarantee that a particular medication will be prescribed.

Your provider determines whether testing or additional health information is needed as part of your evaluation or ongoing care. Required labs are arranged through your clinical care team and paid separately. Any testing charges should be disclosed before you proceed.

No. Individual responses to treatment vary, and no particular amount of weight loss or timeline can be guaranteed. Your provider can discuss treatment goals, expectations, and how your progress should be assessed.

No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are marketed. If a compounded medication is considered for your care, ask your provider and pharmacist about the specific formulation, its risks, and available alternatives.