Idaho Weight Loss offers a comprehensive weight loss program that consists of three phases: active weight loss, transition, and long-term maintenance. In the active weight loss phase, patients receive personalized care and guidance to achieve their weight loss goals. They attend regular appointments, usually on a monthly basis, to monitor progress and address any concerns. The duration of this phase is typically around 6 to 9 months.

After successfully completing the active weight loss phase, patients enter the transition phase. During this time, medication doses are gradually reduced, and the frequency of visits is decreased. Patients continue to practice the nutritional and lifestyle changes they learned during active weight loss but with less oversight from the clinic. The transition phase can last from 6 weeks to 12 months.

Finally, patients move into the maintenance phase once they have established long-term lifestyle changes and metabolic improvements. They may be completely off weight loss medications or require a small maintenance dose. Idaho Weight Loss provides ongoing support and monitoring during this indefinite maintenance phase.

Overall, Idaho Weight Loss prioritizes individual evaluation and tailors their program to meet the specific needs of each patient. Their goal is to provide a safe and effective approach to weight management for long-term success.