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A physician evaluates you, orders lab work and can treat what the labs find. A commercial program sells you a plan. If a thyroid problem or a medication is part of why your weight has not moved, only one of those can do anything about it.
No. Plenty of our weight loss patients are not on medication. It is one option among several and it gets discussed, not assumed.
History, weight over time, a full medication review, vitals, body composition where available, lab orders, and a conversation about food and movement. You leave with a plan and a follow-up date.
Usually. It tells us whether something else is contributing and gives a baseline to compare against later.
Closer together at the start, further apart once you are steady. Many can be done by telemedicine after your first in-person visit.
You will lose some, but you can limit it with enough protein, resistance training and a reasonable pace. We monitor body composition rather than the scale alone.
You move into maintenance, which we treat as its own phase. Visits continue, medication is reassessed, and small regains get addressed early.
Yes, once you have been seen in person and your plan is stable. Some visits still need to be in the clinic and we will tell you which.
Yes. Calumet Avenue is US-41 and runs straight through Munster and Highland, so the drive is short for most patients.
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