When you’ve tried to do everything “right” and your body still isn’t responding.
You exercise. You try to eat well. You may have changed your routine more times than you can count.
Yet your weight, appetite, energy or body composition may not be responding the way you expect.
Medical weight management looks beyond willpower.
At Amnicore Metabolic Health, weight management begins with understanding the individual—not simply prescribing a medication.
A Physician-Led Approach to Weight Management
Your weight can be influenced by many factors, including:
- Metabolic health
- Appetite and satiety
- Sleep
- Stress
- Physical activity
- Nutrition
- Age-related changes
- Hormonal changes
- Medications
- Medical conditions
- Body composition and muscle mass
- Genetics and individual physiology
Your evaluation helps determine which factors may be relevant to you.
What Your Evaluation May Include
Depending on your individual circumstances, your physician may review:
Medical History
Your health history, medications, previous weight-management attempts and goals.
Laboratory Data
Relevant laboratory findings may help inform your clinical assessment.
Lifestyle Factors
Nutrition, physical activity, sleep and other factors that influence metabolic health.
Weight & Body-Composition Goals
We consider what you are trying to accomplish—not simply a number on the scale.
Medication Options
When medically appropriate, prescription medication may be considered as part of your treatment strategy.
GLP-1 Therapy May Be One Tool—Not the Entire Strategy.
GLP-1 medications have become an important option in medical weight management for appropriately selected patients.
But medication is not automatically appropriate for everyone.
At Amnicore, GLP-1 therapy is considered within the context of your medical history, goals, risks, benefits and overall treatment plan.
Our approach is not:
“Which medication can I prescribe?”
It is:
“What approach makes clinical sense for you?”
Your Treatment Plan May Include
Depending on your needs:
- Nutrition and lifestyle strategies
- Physical activity recommendations
- Muscle-preservation strategies
- Laboratory-informed clinical decisions
- Prescription medication when appropriate
- GLP-1 therapy when appropriate
- Metabolic health optimization
- Follow-up and treatment adjustments
Why Women Often Need a Different Conversation About Weight
Weight and body composition can change during different stages of a woman’s life.
Perimenopause and menopause, in particular, can bring changes in:
- Body composition
- Appetite
- Sleep
- Energy
- Muscle mass
- Fat distribution
- Metabolic health
These changes deserve more than a generic weight-loss plan.
Start With an Evaluation
Your first step is not choosing a medication.
It’s understanding your health.
Amnicore Clinical Optimization™ — Initial Evaluation: $299
A physician-led evaluation designed to assess your individual metabolic and weight-management needs.
Virtual care is available to eligible patients in Florida.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to take a GLP-1 medication to use Amnicore?
No. Medication is only one potential component of medical weight management and may not be appropriate for every patient.
Can I continue exercising while receiving medical weight-management care?
Physical activity is often an important part of a comprehensive treatment plan. Your individual recommendations should be discussed with your physician.
Will I automatically receive a prescription?
No. Prescription treatment is based on clinical appropriateness and medical evaluation.
How much weight will I lose?
Individual outcomes vary. Amnicore does not guarantee a specific amount of weight loss.
Do you provide ongoing care?
Yes. When appropriate, patients may continue into longitudinal clinical care.
Medical Disclaimer: Medical weight management is individualized. Medication eligibility, treatment recommendations and follow-up requirements vary by patient. No medication or specific outcome is guaranteed.