1.
Evaluation & Eligibility 

We begin with a comprehensive evaluation, including BMI, metabolic testing and lab work. Your clinician determines whether a GLP‑1 medication is appropriate.

2. 
Medication Initiation & Titration 

You receive a personalized prescription plan. We guide you through dose escalation and help manage common side effects like nausea or GI discomfort. 

3.
Ongoing Support & Habit Change 

Regular tele‑health check‑ins monitor your progress and adjust your prescription. Nutrition and lifestyle coaching help you develop sustainable habits so you keep the weight off.

Prescription & Monitoring

Access to Wegovy®, Ozempic®, Mounjaro® or ZepBound™, prescribed when clinically appropriate and supervised by Mayo Clinic–trained doctors.

Metabolic Testing & Lab Work

Baseline and follow‑up labs measure blood glucose, lipid profiles and other metrics to tailor your plan.

Nutrition & Lifestyle Coaching

Registered dietitians build meal plans and teach strategies for sustained weight‑loss success.

Regular Check‑Ins

Monthly tele‑health or in‑person visits ensure accountability; we adjust medications and provide support for any challenges

“I can see my feet when I stand up. I don’t hurt in the morning… Now I have all this energy; I can keep up with my daughter. It’s amazing how much better I feel ”

– Sean

“I was tired of being tired. With the coaching and medication, I finally feel in control.  ” 

– Maria

• During your consultation, we verify insurance benefits for GLP‑1 medications, discuss out‑of‑pocket costs and explore financing options.

• We provide transparent pricing for program fees, lab work and medication (if not covered).

What’s the difference between Wegovy® and Ozempic®? 

Both contain semaglutide, but Wegovy® is FDA‑approved for weight loss at a higher dose (2.4 mg vs 1 mg) Ozempic® is approved for type‑2 diabetes; we use it off‑label for weight loss under close supervision 

What about Mounjaro®? 

Mounjaro activates both GLP‑1 and GIP receptors, leading to potentially greater appetite suppression and weight loss 

How much weight can I expect to lose?

Clinical trials show an average loss of 15 % or more with semaglutide; tirzepatide studies show 15–22 %. Your results depend on adherence to medication and lifestyle changes. 

What happens if I stop taking the medication?

Weight regain can occur without healthy habits. That’s why we focus on building long‑term behaviors before tapering or discontinuing your prescription 

Are side effects common?

Eighty percent of patients reach their goal weight within 3 - 6 months. Sustaining results requires continued lifestyle changes, which is why accountability and coaching are built into the program. 

Patient Portal & App 

Track medications, log meals, sync wearable devices and communicate with your care team. 

Who shouldn’t take GLP‑1 medications?

People with personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or pancreatitis should avoid these drugs.