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  • Medical weight loss is a physician-guided approach to treating obesity and metabolic health conditions using evidence-based strategies such as nutrition counseling, lifestyle changes, lab monitoring, and medications when appropriate. At Weight A Minute Clinic, our obesity medicine providers create personalized treatment plans designed to help patients achieve sustainable weight loss and improve overall health.

  • Yes. Our obesity medicine specialists evaluate each patient individually to determine whether GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide (Ozempic®, Wegovy®) or tirzepatide (Mounjaro®, Zepbound®) may be appropriate. These medications can help regulate appetite, improve blood sugar control, and support meaningful weight loss when combined with nutrition and lifestyle changes.

  • Weight A Minute Clinic accepts many major insurance plans, including Cigna, Anthem, Tricare, Medicare, and other commercial insurers. Coverage varies depending on your plan and the services provided. Our team can help verify your benefits and determine what services may be covered.

  • No. Weight A Minute Clinic offers telehealth weight loss services throughout the state of Georgia, allowing patients to receive expert obesity medicine care from the comfort of their home.

  • Weight A Minute Clinic offers a comprehensive metabolic health program that goes beyond traditional dieting. Our program combines physician-guided care, nutrition education, cooking classes, community workouts, and behavioral health support to help patients develop sustainable lifestyle changes that support long-term success.

  • Yes. Our patients have access to virtual nutrition classes led by a registered dietitian, where they learn practical strategies for balanced eating, portion control, macronutrients, and building healthier relationships with food.

  • Yes. Our culinary wellness cooking classes, led by Chef LeighM, teach patients how to prepare simple, protein-forward meals that support weight loss and metabolic health. These classes focus on practical recipes and real-world strategies that make healthy eating easier to maintain.

  • Yes. Weight A Minute Clinic hosts monthly community workouts led by a certified personal trainer, helping patients incorporate safe, effective movement into their wellness routine.

  • Our providers treat a range of conditions related to metabolic health, including: obesity, prediabetes, insulin resistance, PCOS, menopause-related weight gain, weight regain after bariatric surgery, and metabolic syndrome.
  • Getting started is simple. You can schedule a virtual consultation with one of our obesity medicine providers, where we will review your medical history, discuss your goals, and develop a personalized treatment plan.
  • Yes. GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide (Ozempic®, Wegovy®) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro®, Zepbound®) work by regulating appetite, slowing stomach emptying, and improving blood sugar control. When prescribed as part of a comprehensive medical weight loss program, these medications can help patients achieve significant and sustainable weight loss.
  • Weight loss results vary from person to person, but clinical studies show many patients lose 10–15% of their body weight or more when GLP-1 medications are combined with lifestyle changes such as improved nutrition, increased protein intake, and regular physical activity.
  • Not necessarily. Some patients use medications temporarily to help achieve weight loss goals, while others benefit from longer-term treatment to support metabolic health. At Weight A Minute Clinic, treatment plans are personalized and regularly reviewed with your physician to determine the best long-term approach.
  • Obesity medicine is a medical specialty focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of obesity and related metabolic conditions. Providers trained in obesity medicine use evidence-based strategies that may include lifestyle counseling, nutrition therapy, medications, and ongoing monitoring to help patients achieve sustainable weight loss.
  • Yes. Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can affect metabolism, body composition, and weight regulation. Our providers evaluate each patient individually and may recommend nutrition strategies, lifestyle changes, or medications to support metabolic health during this stage of life.
  • Yes. Many patients come to Weight A Minute Clinic after years of trying diets that did not work long term. Our program focuses on understanding the medical, hormonal, and metabolic factors that influence weight, allowing us to create personalized treatment plans that address the root causes of weight gain.
  • Yes. Weight A Minute Clinic supports patients before and after bariatric surgery, including those experiencing weight regain or metabolic changes after surgery. Our team helps patients optimize nutrition, medication options, and lifestyle strategies to support long-term success.
  • Nutrition is one of the most important components of sustainable weight management. Our program emphasizes balanced meals, adequate protein intake, fiber-rich foods, and portion awareness, along with practical strategies patients can apply in everyday life.
  • Yes. Patients have access to nutrition classes, cooking demonstrations, educational newsletters, community workouts, and ongoing resources designed to support their health journey between medical visits.

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