MaxHealth combines medical evaluation, appropriate medication options, metabolic-health support, realistic lifestyle guidance, and on-site or virtual coaching and fitness support.
What a MaxHealth weight plan may include
Weight is influenced by more than motivation alone.
Sleep, stress, hormones, medications, mental health, blood sugar, appetite regulation, lifestyle, and medical history may all affect progress. If any of these sound familiar, a medical evaluation is a better next step than another program.
When clinically appropriate, prescription medication may support weight loss and metabolic health. Your MaxHealth plan can also address nutrition, activity, sleep, behavioral patterns, related conditions, and long-term maintenance.
A provider reviews your history before any plan is set.
Semaglutide, tirzepatide, and other options may be considered when clinically indicated.
Alternatives matched to your response and tolerance.
Practical, sustainable food strategy, not a fad plan.
Activity that fits your body and your week.
Blood sugar, blood pressure, and related markers.
Testing when appropriate, with progress tracked over time.
On-site or virtual personal training and health coaching.
Your plan may include some or all of these, based on your clinical evaluation.
Medication can be a meaningful part of care, but it is a clinical decision made with your provider. Here is what a responsible plan accounts for.
Check Your EligibilityFive steps, one care team, and a plan that adjusts as you do.
Tell us what you have been experiencing with your weight and metabolic health, so your first visit starts with the full picture.
Discuss symptoms, history, medications, and your goals with a provider who looks at the whole picture.
Labs when appropriate, and every option explained with its benefits and risks before anything begins.
Medication, nutrition, movement, monitoring, and related care as needed, all inside one relationship.
Your plan is reviewed as your health and response change, with the same care team available along the way.
Your plan is not a standalone prescription. It comes with coaching, fitness, counseling, and hormone care, with one team watching the whole picture.
Fit is always determined through a clinical evaluation. The lists below are general guidance, not an eligibility decision.
Adults who:
Care may not be appropriate with:
Weight is one measure. Real progress shows up across your whole health picture, and your provider reviews it with you over time.
Individual results vary. No specific amount of weight loss or treatment timeline is guaranteed.
Two straightforward tiers, both inside the same ongoing care relationship as your hormone care.
Medically guided weight management with unlimited visits and fast, flexible access.
Everything in Essential, plus a personal pharmacist and our deepest discounts on the services that support your progress.
Labs, imaging, and medications are not part of the monthly fee. Members receive discounted labs and imaging, and help finding the lowest-cost medications.
Still unsure where to start? Our team can walk you through it.
Call 855-791-9602MaxHealth providers may prescribe GLP-1 or other weight-management medications when they are clinically appropriate and legally available. Treatment eligibility depends on your medical history, current health, risks, goals, and provider evaluation.
No. The assessment helps MaxHealth understand your concerns and route you toward an appropriate consultation. Medication eligibility can only be determined through clinical evaluation.
Medications are not included in the monthly membership fee. Our team works with your provider to help you find the most affordable options, and Comprehensive members have a personal pharmacist to help with medication costs.
No. Testing needs vary by patient, treatment pathway, medical history, and provider judgment. Your provider will explain which tests may be appropriate and whether they carry a separate cost.
Virtual appointments may be available depending on your location, provider, medical needs, and state requirements. Some conditions, testing, or treatments may require an in-person visit.
A few minutes now, and a real medical evaluation of what has been getting in the way.
Completing the assessment does not guarantee treatment eligibility or create an obligation to enroll.
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