Obesity Care That Sees the Whole You

Obesity Care at INcircle Health

At INcircle Health, we treat obesity as the complex, chronic health condition it is—not just a number on the scale. We follow the latest science and a compassionate, whole-person approach to help you improve health, prevent complications, and feel your best.

We recognize two stages of obesity:

• Pre-clinical obesity – extra body fat is present, but organ function is still normal. This stage carries a higher risk for future problems like diabetes, heart disease, and certain cancers.

• Clinical obesity – excess body fat is already affecting health, limiting daily activities, or causing organ or tissue changes.

Instead of relying on BMI alone, we look at the full picture: waist measurements, body composition, lab work, and how your health impacts your daily life.

Our care model, endorsed by the Obesity Medicine Association, is built on four pillars:

1. Nutrition therapy – Create a sustainable eating plan with a modest calorie deficit that works with your culture, lifestyle, and skills.

2. Physical activity – Prescribe individualized exercise to boost metabolism, build lean muscle, and improve heart and metabolic health.

3. Behavioral modification – Use tools like cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and goal setting to change habits and address emotional eating.

4. Medical interventions – Evaluate the need for FDA-approved anti-obesity medications, review current prescriptions that may promote weight gain, and discuss bariatric surgery when appropriate.

Our goals:

• Identify your personal health risks early—before symptoms appear

• Prevent disease progression through sustainable lifestyle changes, targeted medications, and ongoing monitoring

• Focus on organ health and function, not just weight

• Reduce stigma by centering care on your well-being, not labels

• Offer continuous, judgment-free support so you never face this journey alone

With INcircle Health, obesity care is fully integrated into your primary care—so every step you take toward a healthier weight is also a step toward better overall health.