ABOUT OUR PROGRAM
Board Certified Physician with extensive training in Obesity medicine.
Safe and caring environment.
Multiple individualized weight loss programs.
Certified dietician - Individualized or class setting.
Behavioral, nutrition, and lifestyle management.
Medication administrations and monitoring.
Physician directed for rapid and safe results.
Why OptiFAST?
The OPTIFAST Program is a patient-centric, medically supervised weight management program that closely monitors and assesses progress towards better health and emotional well-being. The program, which usually lasts 26 weeks, utilizes a full meal replacement plan that transitions to self-prepared ‘everyday’ meals, in conjunction with comprehensive patient education and support.
How the OPTIFAST Program Succeeds
Meal replacement diet
Narrowing your food choices helps you work towards weight loss and management by controlling the amount and types of food you eat.
Medical supervision
Utilizes the expertise of physicians to help you lose weight safely.
Lifestyle education to help you achieve and sustain better health through nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle changes.
Counseling
Individual and group counseling by experts who understand your challenges.
Ongoing personalized support included both during and after weight loss to help you achieve and maintain success.
Proven Benefits
The OPTIFAST Program succeeds because it treats the whole you – not just your weight. With OPTIFAST, you’ll be closely monitored and given the support, counseling, lifestyle education, and meal replacements to help you enjoy long-term weight loss and significantly reduce weight-related health risks.
More than 80 peer-reviewed studies and a clinical database of over 80,000 patients illustrate the efficacy of the OPTIFAST Program. 1 to 2 years after completing the program: 2 to 40% of patients maintained more than half their weight loss – 78% of men and 60% of women maintained medically significant weight loss. Additionally, five years after completing the program, approximately 50% of patients maintained medically significant weight loss.
