Obesity Management Clinic
Our Obesity Management Clinic provides safe, evidence-based support for individuals looking to improve their health through sustainable weight management. Services are delivered by experienced registered nurses and advanced nurse practitioners, using a holistic, person-centred approach.
Our service may include:
We offer comprehensive assessments that consider medical history, lifestyle, metabolic health, and individual goals. Treatment plans are tailored to each client and may include nutrition and lifestyle advice, behavioural support, and prescription weight-loss medication where clinically appropriate, in line with national guidance.
- Full health and BMI assessment
- Review of previous weight-loss attempts
- Blood tests and metabolic risk assessment (where indicated)
- Ongoing monitoring and follow-up appointments
- Prescription weight-loss treatments (subject to eligibility)
- Support with long-term lifestyle change and weight maintenance
We place a strong emphasis on safety, realistic goal-setting, and long-term health outcomes, rather than rapid or unsustainable weight loss. Clients are supported throughout their journey with regular reviews, monitoring for side effects, and clear advice.
Our clinic provides a confidential, respectful, and non-judgemental environment, supporting clients to make informed decisions and achieve meaningful, lasting improvements in their health and wellbeing
Example of the client journey
Initial Enquiry & Booking
Patient contacts the clinic via phone, website, or email
Service explained, including fees, eligibility, and expectations
Pre-appointment information sent (questionnaire, consent, privacy notice)
Pre-Consultation Assessment
Patient completes a medical and lifestyle questionnaire
Information gathered on:
- Past medical history and medications
- Weight history and previous weight-loss attempts
- Diet, activity, sleep, and wellbeing
- Information reviewed by the clinician prior to appointment
Initial Clinical Consultation
Face-to-face or remote consultation with a nurse / advanced nurse practitioner
Includes:
- Weight, height, BMI, waist measurement (if appropriate)
- Blood pressure and relevant observations
- Assessment of obesity-related health risks
- Discussion of goals, motivations, and readiness for change
- Education provided on health risks and treatment options
Individualised Treatment Plan
Shared decision-making with the patient
Plan may include:
- Nutrition and lifestyle advice
- Behavioural strategies
- Blood tests (if clinically indicated)
- Prescription weight-management medication (subject to eligibility and clinical assessment)
- Risks, benefits, side effects, and expectations clearly explained
- Informed consent documented
Initiation of Treatment
Treatment commenced where appropriate
Patient provided with:
- Written advice and treatment plan
- Information on medication use and side effects (if prescribed)
- Safety-netting advice and contact details
Ongoing Monitoring & Follow-Up
Regular follow-up appointments (e.g. 4–12 weekly)
Review of:
- Weight and measurements
- Tolerance and effectiveness of treatment
- Side effects and overall wellbeing
- Adjustments made to treatment plan as required
- Continued encouragement and support
Maintenance & Long-Term Support
Focus on:
- Weight maintenance
- Sustainable lifestyle changes
- Reducing long-term health risks
- Gradual reduction or cessation of medication where appropriate
- Discharge with self-management advice or continued periodic reviews
Escalation, Referral & Discharge
- Referral to GP or specialist services if required
- Clear documentation and communication (with consent)
- Patient discharged when goals achieved or service no longer required