I'd Like To Lose Weight

Why does maintaining a healthy weight become more difficult as we age?

How we can help:

Northpoint's weight management program takes a personalized, physician-led approach to improving body composition and long-term health. Dr. Ciocchetti has been assisting patients with weight loss since 2017... way before GLP1 medications were available. For this reason, we have a multi-modal program available to you.

Depending on your needs, your plan may include:

Access to our free online Northpoint Health Coach for everyday accountability, nutrition tracking, meal planning and guidance
Medical evaluation and individualized goal setting, including monthly body composition scans.
Nutrition guidance focused on sustainable habits.
Options to use meal-replacement programs if you struggle with cooking and making wise food choices
Prescription weight-management medications when appropriate
Strategies to preserve muscle while reducing body fat.
Ongoing support and accountability

Our goal isn't simply a smaller number on the scale. It's helping you feel healthier, stronger, and more comfortable in your body, one healthy choice at a time.

Our Weight Loss Program at A Glance:

Treatment

Personal combination of: Coaching, Nutrition Guidance, Meal Replacement, GLP-1 assistance, body composition scans

Typical Appointment

30 minutes

Common Outcomes

Our goal is to help you lose fat while preserving muscle—not simply make the number on the scale go down.

For many patients, losing approximately 3–4 pounds per month is a reasonable starting goal, but progress varies.

Consultation

Can be done at the same time as starting treatment

Medications Available

We offer Semaglutide or Tirzepatide

Price

Prices start at $150 monthly

Personalized plan and pricing given at consultation

Weight Loss Q&A

Why is losing weight harder than it used to be?

Weight regulation is much more complicated than willpower.

Appetite signaling, genetics, sleep, stress, medications, insulin sensitivity, hormonal changes, activity, and changes in muscle mass can all influence body weight and body composition.

Do you prescribe weight-loss medications?

When medically appropriate, prescription medication can be one part of a comprehensive weight-management plan.

We’ll review your health history, previous efforts, goals, and risk factors before deciding whether medication makes sense for you.

Will I have to stay on medication forever?

There isn't one answer that applies to everyone.

Obesity and excess weight can behave like chronic medical conditions, and some people benefit from long-term treatment. Others may eventually reduce or discontinue medication. We’ll make those decisions individually rather than putting everyone on the same plan.