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Care led by Local AFC Clinicians
Care is provided by licensed clinicians. Eligibility is determined through medical evaluation.
Physician-led Care
Health-first, responsible care with licensed providers guiding you every step of the way - not automated prescriptions.
Local Care
In-person care at clinics in your community. See the same team and get support beyond a screen.
Personalized
A complete program tailored to your goals, lifestyle, and medical needs - with progress tracked over time.
1 Medical evaluation
Review health history, goals, and eligibility.
2 Personalized plan
Medication may be considered based on clinical evaluation.
3 Ongoing support
Follow-ups and adjustments as needed.
GLP-1 medications are FDA-approved treatments that may support weight management for certain patients.
These medications are not appropriate for everyone and require medical evaluation, monitoring, and follow-up.
What patients appreciate most about AFC weight management is knowing they’re not doing this alone — and that real clinicians are involved at every step.
Eligibility is determined by a licensed provider following a medical evaluation.
Talk to a ProviderNo. Medication is not required to participate in our weight management program.
Some patients benefit from prescription medications, including GLP-1 treatments, while others may succeed with a structured plan focused on nutrition, activity, and lifestyle changes. During your visit, an AFC provider will review your goals, medical history, and preferences to determine the right approach for you.
Yes. All patients are evaluated by an AFC medical provider before starting treatment.
If medication is being considered, you must meet medical eligibility criteria based on factors such as BMI, health history, and any underlying conditions. Your safety comes first, and your provider will recommend options that are appropriate for you.
GLP-1 medications may be available at select AFC clinics, depending on location and medical eligibility.
If appropriate, your provider can discuss whether GLP-1 treatment is right for you and review potential benefits, risks, and costs. Availability can vary by clinic, so we recommend contacting your local AFC to confirm current offerings.
No medical weight loss program can guarantee specific results.
Weight loss outcomes vary based on individual health factors, adherence to treatment, lifestyle changes, and consistency. Our goal is to provide medically guided support, ongoing monitoring, and a structured plan designed to help you achieve sustainable progress.
No. AFC provides in-person medical evaluation and oversight from licensed healthcare providers.
Unlike many online-only programs, you’ll receive a personalized treatment plan, direct access to medical staff, and follow-up support at a local clinic. We combine clinical expertise with the convenience of urgent care access in your community.
If you’re curious about medical weight management, the best next step is a conversation.
Medication may be considered based on clinical evaluation. Results vary.
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