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FAQ.

You can find the most frequently asked questions here. If you have additional questions, just message us through the chat box right bottom corner.

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  • Does Premiere Weight Loss + Wellness accept insurance?
    Premiere Weight Loss + Wellness accepts FSA and HSA payments. Premiere Weight Loss + Wellness does not accept commercial insurance. Premiere accepts all major credit and debit cards. No cash payments are accepted.
  • How does Premiere Weight Loss + Wellness differ from other weight loss programs?
    Premiere Weight Loss + Wellness is a medically managed weight loss program that connects you with a licensed healthcare team that will develop a comprehensive weight loss plan tailored to your goals. Our comprehensive evaluation includes lab work, full body scan, EKG and complete medical history.
  • Can I bring in my own EKG and Lab Results?
    In order to properly screen potential clients and to best calibrate your treatment plan, our medical staff requires all diagnostic testing to be performed by our staff. Your lab work includes panels specifically designed to screen for any health issues that might preclude you safely and effectively utilizing our treatment plans.
  • How much weight can I expect to lose?
    Results will vary. However, on average, most clients lose 5%-10% of total body weight in 6 weeks and 10%-15% total body weight lost after 12 weeks.
  • Do the appetite suppressants make me lose weight?
    To successfully lose weight, it is essential to burn more calories than you consume. Appetite suppressants can be useful in aiding this process, as they reduce food cravings and give a sensation of satiation even when consuming fewer calories.
  • Is your program safe?
    Our medically supervised programs feature cutting-edge diagnostics to screen for eligibility and proper dosing. Our in-person approach ensures weekly consultations, personal accountability, and ongoing recalibration of your treatment plan. Our compounded versions of semaglutide and tirzepatide are produced by leading American-based pharmacies under the strict guidance of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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