Medical weight loss programs · California
MEDY begins with your health history, goals, previous weight-loss efforts, and individual evaluation—not a treatment selected before the conversation starts.
Medication can be part of the conversation. It is not the whole conversation.
Your provider considers your medical history, current medications, previous approaches, preferences, and goals before discussing an appropriate plan. Care may include prescription weight management, selected metabolic or nutritional support, practical education, monitoring, and maintenance planning.
MEDY does not require prepackaged diet foods. Nutrition conversations focus on practical cooking, eating, and routine changes that can fit daily life. Supplements may be recommended when appropriate, but the program is a professional medical service rather than a retail diet-product plan.
Eligibility, availability, risks, and potential benefits differ by person, service, location, and visit type. The pages below explain each category, while an individual evaluation determines what may be appropriate for you.
Medication options considered through individual evaluation, eligibility review, and ongoing monitoring.
GLP-1 medications may support appetite regulation for qualified patients as part of a broader weight-management plan. MEDY reviews health history, current medications, previous efforts, preferences, and goals before discussing whether this category may be appropriate. Follow-up supports monitoring, questions, and clinically appropriate adjustments.
View GLP-1 Weight LossPhentermine is a prescription medication used for short-term appetite support in some qualified patients. Because it is not appropriate for everyone, MEDY reviews cardiovascular history, blood pressure, current medications, goals, and other relevant factors before making a recommendation. Treatment includes clear expectations and appropriate follow-up.
View Phentermine Weight LossContrave is a non-GLP-1 prescription option that combines naltrexone and bupropion. It may be considered for select patients seeking support with appetite or cravings as part of a broader plan. MEDY reviews medications, health history, eating patterns, goals, and potential contraindications before recommending treatment.
View Contrave Weight LossPhendimetrazine is a prescription appetite suppressant that may be considered for select patients as part of medically supervised short-term weight management. MEDY reviews health history, current medications, blood pressure, goals, and potential risks before discussing treatment. Follow-up focuses on response, tolerance, and the broader plan.
View Phendimetrazine Weight LossProvider-guided wellness options considered within a broader conversation about your health, goals, formulation, evidence, and treatment-specific risks.
Sermorelin therapy may be discussed with patients exploring concerns related to recovery, body composition, sleep, energy, or healthy aging. Those concerns do not determine treatment by themselves. MEDY considers health history, goals, relevant clinical information, reasonable expectations, and whether further evaluation is appropriate before recommending care.
View Sermorelin TherapyNAD+ is a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy processes. NAD+ therapy may be discussed within a broader conversation about energy, recovery, and wellness goals, but it is not presented as a weight-loss treatment or universal solution. MEDY reviews health history, expectations, alternatives, and whether it fits the individual care plan.
View NAD+ TherapyGlutathione is an antioxidant produced naturally in the body. MEDY offers clinician-guided glutathione therapy within an individualized wellness plan that considers health history, goals, formulation, route, reasonable expectations, and follow-up.
View Glutathione TherapyGHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide. MEDY offers clinician-guided GHK-Cu therapy for patients interested in discussing whether this emerging option fits their individual wellness goals, health information, and care plan.
View GHK-Cu TherapySupportive therapies recommended for an individual reason—not sold as universal shortcuts.
Vitamin B12 plays a role in red blood cell formation, nerve function, and DNA production. MEDY may consider B12 injections when a patient’s history, nutrition, symptoms, or treatment plan suggests an appropriate reason. They are not presented as a stand-alone weight-loss treatment or universal energy solution.
View Vitamin B12 InjectionsVitamin D supports calcium absorption, bone health, and normal muscle and immune function. MEDY may discuss D3 injections when health information or a care plan suggests vitamin D support deserves attention. The provider considers relevant history, prior supplementation, and the most appropriate approach rather than treating injections as necessary for everyone.
View Vitamin D3 InjectionsLipo B injections combine lipotropic nutrients and may be considered as a supportive element within an individualized wellness or weight-management plan. MEDY explains the ingredients, intended role, limitations, and how the option may relate to broader goals. They are not presented as injections that independently melt fat or replace nutrition, habits, or medical care.
View Lipo B InjectionsVitamin C is an essential nutrient involved in collagen production, antioxidant activity, and immune function. Injectable vitamin C may be considered within an individual wellness plan after MEDY reviews relevant health history, goals, current treatments, and reasonable expectations. It is not presented as a stand-alone weight-loss treatment.
View Vitamin C InjectionsA separate conversation for goals beyond the scale.
Alma Accent Prime consultations are available only at the Lathrop clinic. Body contouring is separate from medical weight management, and MEDY begins with a conversation about the patient’s individual goals and whether the service is appropriate.
Explore Lathrop Body ContouringA clear process that leaves room for individual needs and clinical judgment.
Discuss your history, medications, goals, previous efforts, and what has made progress difficult.
Your provider considers eligibility, risks, preferences, and which options may be medically appropriate.
Leave with a treatment, follow-up, or further-evaluation plan based on your individual circumstances.
Review progress, discuss concerns, adjust when clinically appropriate, and plan for continued care.
No. MEDY begins with your complete health picture and discusses medically appropriate options after individual evaluation. You do not need to select a treatment before your appointment.
No. MEDY does not require prepackaged diet foods. Guidance focuses on practical choices, cooking, eating habits, and routines that can fit daily life.
Availability can vary by location, visit type, and individual circumstances. Body contouring is offered only at Lathrop. MEDY confirms availability and eligibility for other services during scheduling and evaluation.
MEDY does not accept insurance for clinic services. Some services may qualify for HSA or FSA payment or reimbursement when used for a qualifying medical condition, but eligibility and documentation requirements vary by plan. MEDY can provide an itemized receipt and cannot guarantee reimbursement. Please confirm coverage with your plan administrator.
Choose the Lathrop or Modesto clinic to review its hours and new-patient calendar. California patients who meet MEDY’s distance and other eligibility requirements can also review the telehealth option.
