Medical Weight Loss Services in Orlando, FL
Pavlik Health + Wellness in Orlando (previously known as Access Medical Center Orlando), Florida, led by Christina Pagan, PA-C and Dina Rabaeeh, PA-C, offers a personalized medical weight loss program to support your health journey. Depending on your exam and BMI, options include Lipo-Mino Injectables, Phentermine, or GLP-1 treatments. Book a consultation today by phone or online.
What Is Medical Weight Loss?
Medical weight loss is a clinically supervised program designed to help individuals achieve sustainable weight loss. Unlike traditional methods, it combines medical expertise, personalized treatment plans, and advanced therapies such as prescription medications, injectables, or GLP-1 to target the root causes of weight gain. Our goal is to help you lose weight safely, manage chronic conditions, and achieve long-term health improvements through a tailored approach that fits your specific needs.
What Are The Dangers of Being Overweight?
Being overweight can pose various dangers to your health, including increased risk of chronic conditions like:
- Heart disease
- Type 2 diabetes
- Stroke
- Certain cancers
- Joint problems
It can also lead to psychological issues, such as low self-esteem and depression, as well as reduced mobility and overall quality of life.
How Medical Weight Loss Works Through Medical Intervention
At Pavlik Health + Wellness Orlando, led by Christina Pagan, PA-C, your medical weight loss program begins with a comprehensive evaluation of your health history, current status, lifestyle habits, and goals, allowing providers to develop a customized plan that addresses weight loss and overall well-being. In some cases, medications may be recommended as part of this strategy, under the supervision of your healthcare provider.
Am I a Candidate for Medical Weight Loss?
Your eligibility for weight loss depends on your health and commitment. At Pavlik Center for Health and Wellness Orlando, we offer personalized plans with options like Lipo-Mino Injectables, prescription medication, and GLP-1 treatments.
Your Eligibility for Medical Weight Loss
Your eligibility for medical weight loss depends on your health, weight-related conditions, previous weight loss attempts, and commitment to lifestyle changes.
Customized Weight Loss Treatment
Your provider at Pavlik Center for Health and Wellness Orlando, specializing in weight loss, will assess your needs and create a personalized treatment plan. Options may include Semaglutide, LipoMino Injectables, or Phentermine Prescription, tailored to your specific goals.
Is Medical Weight Loss Right for You?
At Pavlik Center for Health and Wellness in Orlando, we understand that weight loss is personal. Our medical weight loss programs are designed for individuals who may be struggling with weight-related health concerns, have tried other methods without long-term success, or want a safe, medically guided approach.
Customized Weight Loss Treatment
Our provider at Pavlik Health + Wellness Orlando, specializing in weight loss, will assess your needs and create a personalized treatment plan. Options may include LipoMino Injectables, GLP-1or Phentermine Prescription, tailored to your specific goals.
Weight Loss FAQs
Our Orlando physicians offer personalized plans to help you achieve your weight-loss goals.
What kind of doctor should I consult for weight loss?
A primary care doctor is usually the best place to start. Primary care providers can evaluate your overall health, identify factors contributing to weight gain, and help you build a safe plan for weight loss.
Will insurance cover a weight loss doctor?
Maybe, it depends on your insurance plan and the type of visit. Many insurance plans cover weight related care when it is considered medically necessary, such as managing obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, or other related conditions.
What does it take for a doctor to prescribe weight loss medication?
A doctor must determine that weight loss medication is medically appropriate for you. This usually involves reviewing your body mass index (BMI), health history, and any weight related conditions.
