Find out more about your options for bariatric surgery and take the very first step in your bariatric journey by registering for a free seminar.
Oklahoma City Seminars Tulsa SeminarsAchieving and maintaining a healthy weight can significantly improve your overall health and well-being. Explore your weight-loss options with the metabolic services specialists at OU Health in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
Find out more about your options for bariatric surgery and take the very first step in your bariatric journey by registering for a free seminar.
Oklahoma City Seminars Tulsa SeminarsWhen you choose OU Health for your weight-loss services, you gain access to comprehensive care for weight-related issues, including obesity. So, whether you decide to use diet and lifestyle changes, medication, a combination of metabolic approaches or a bariatric surgery procedure, you'll have the support you need.
Your metabolic care team also provides services that help you adjust to your body's changing nutritional and physical needs during weight loss. With the support of your team, you'll learn to develop and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
OU Health offers comprehensive, medically supervised non‑surgical weight loss programs designed to help patients improve health, manage chronic conditions, and build sustainable habits for life.
Non‑surgical weight loss focuses on treating obesity and metabolic disease as chronic medical conditions, not simply a matter of willpower.
Our program is led by a multidisciplinary team of bariatric and metabolic specialists who work together to address the medical, nutritional, behavioral, and lifestyle factors that influence weight.
Non‑surgical weight loss may be a good option for patients who:
The OU Health non-surgical weight loss program includes personalized medical evaluation, so that you and your care team can better understand your:
The evaluation helps you and your care team create a personalized, evidence‑based plan tailored for you.
Registered dietitians teach patients how to eat for health and sustainability, rather than short‑term restriction. Registered dietitians also provide:
When appropriate, patients may be offered FDA‑approved weight loss medications as part of their treatment plan. Medication decisions are made collaboratively, with careful monitoring and ongoing follow‑up.
Weight loss medications may:
OU Health provides patients with tools to navigate challenges and help patients achieve long‑term success. Our program emphasizes:
Obesity is a chronic condition, and care shouldn’t stop after a few visits.
Our clinic provides:
Request an appointment to learn more about weight loss and metabolic services available to you at OU Health.
Excess body weight affects many areas of your health. Losing a significant amount of weight may provide relief from and even reversal of many obesity-related conditions such as:
If your body mass index (BMI) reaches 30 or higher and changes made in your lifestyle or diet haven't achieved your health goals, your physician may consider you a potential candidate for bariatric (weight-loss) surgery.
At OU Health, your multidisciplinary weight loss and metabolic services team include healthcare professionals to help you develop a personalized plan to meet your weight loss goal and aid you with long-term weight management support.
Your multidisciplinary team members may include physical therapists, registered dietitians, behavioral health specialists, and when necessary, board-certified surgeons, who collaborate with you to achieve the best possible outcomes for your situation.
As part of an academic health system, OU Health uses evidence based approaches informed by the latest research in weight loss and metabolic care. Our team meets patients where they are on their weight loss journey. We focus on education, setting realistic goals, and sustainable lifestyle changes, helping patients not only lose weight, but improve quality of life and maintain results over time.
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