A local Modesto option
Opening September 9, 2026, MEDY Modesto gives patients across Stanislaus County direct access to individualized medical weight-management care. The clinic has its own phone number and location-specific calendars.
Medical weight loss clinic · Modesto, California
Opening September 9, 2026
Personalized, clinician-supervised medical weight loss for Modesto, Ceres, Turlock, Riverbank, Salida, and nearby Stanislaus County communities.

Opening September 9, 2026, MEDY Modesto will provide in-person medical weight management at 2020 Standiford Avenue, Suite E2. The clinic serves patients from Modesto, Ceres, Turlock, Riverbank, Salida, and surrounding Stanislaus County communities who want direct, local access to individualized care.
The Modesto clinic focuses on medical weight management and offers MEDY services other than Alma body contouring. Patients interested in body-contouring consultations can explore that separate service through the Lathrop clinic.
New patients and current patients use different Modesto appointment calendars. Choose the correct path above or call the Modesto clinic if you are unsure which appointment type fits your visit.
Local access, individual attention, and a practical approach designed to remain useful after the first appointment.
Opening September 9, 2026, MEDY Modesto gives patients across Stanislaus County direct access to individualized medical weight-management care. The clinic has its own phone number and location-specific calendars.
Appointments focus on your health history, goals, response, and appropriate next steps—not a preselected package. Recommendations begin with an individual clinical evaluation.
Monday appointments are available from 7:30 AM–7:00 PM, with Wednesday hours from 7:30 AM–4:00 PM. The clinic closes for lunch from 1:00–1:30 PM on clinic days.
The Modesto clinic focuses on MEDY’s medical weight-management services. Body-contouring consultations are not offered at this location and remain available through MEDY Lathrop.
Medication can be part of the conversation. It is not the whole conversation.
Your provider considers your medical history, current medications, previous weight-loss efforts, preferences, and goals before recommending an approach. Care may include prescription weight management, selected metabolic or nutritional support, practical education, monitoring, and maintenance planning.
Appointments are built around the information you bring to the conversation. Follow-up visits create time to review progress, raise concerns, and adjust the plan when clinically appropriate. The goal is an approach that can work with your health needs and everyday routines.
Continued care is organized around regular conversations rather than a one-time recommendation. Each visit gives you a chance to ask questions, discuss how the plan fits daily life, and understand the next step. When clinically appropriate, the plan can change as your needs, response, or goals change.
A clear process without the pressure of arriving with a treatment already selected.
Review your history, goals, medications, and what has made progress difficult.
Your provider considers eligibility, risks, preferences, and appropriate options.
Leave with a treatment, follow-up, or further-evaluation plan that belongs to you.
Monitor progress, discuss concerns, adjust when appropriate, and prepare for maintenance.
No. MEDY begins with your complete health picture and discusses medically appropriate options after individual evaluation.
No required prepackaged diet foods are part of MEDY’s core approach. Care focuses on practical choices and habits that can fit daily life.
MEDY Modesto is scheduled to open September 9, 2026, at 2020 Standiford Avenue, Suite E2, Modesto, California.
MEDY Modesto is closed for lunch from 1:00–1:30 PM on clinic days. Regular hours are Monday from 7:30 AM–7:00 PM and Wednesday from 7:30 AM–4:00 PM.
The Modesto clinic serves patients from Modesto, Ceres, Turlock, Riverbank, Salida, and surrounding Stanislaus County communities. Patients who live more than 35 miles from both MEDY clinics can also review whether telehealth may be appropriate.
Choose New Patient when scheduling your first MEDY appointment. Choose Current Patient when returning for continued care. If you are uncertain which appointment type applies, call the Modesto clinic before booking.
No. Body-contouring consultations are not offered at the Modesto clinic. Alma Accent Prime body-contouring consultations are available as a separate service through MEDY Lathrop.
Telehealth may be available when you live more than 35 miles from both clinics, are physically located in California, meet MEDY’s eligibility rules, and have the required equipment.