Obesity Treatment Center package, initial consultation - extended program

What is it?
The Obesity Treatment Program provides comprehensive and modern care for individuals with overweight and obesity. It was developed in collaboration with experienced physicians, dietitians, psychodietitians, diabetologists, psychologists, and physiotherapists to effectively support lifestyle changes and treat obesity. The program includes conservative, pharmacological, and surgical treatment, as well as post-bariatric care. By joining the program, you are not alone — a dedicated coordinator and a team of specialists support you at every stage. Obesity is a disease — we treat it as a team.

Who is it for?

For individuals with obesity who want more thorough diagnostics and a detailed understanding of their health. We offer treatment under specialist care at every stage — from diet to surgery and post-operative support.

What do you gain?

A set of tests and consultations that will help identify the cause of your weight issues and create your personalized treatment plan.

What does Stage 1 – extended version include?

1. Laboratory test panel:

• Complete blood count
• Creatinine
• Lipid profile
• AST (aspartate transaminase)
• ALT (alanine transaminase)
• Uric acid
• Fasting glucose
• Glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c)
• TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone)
• General urine test
• Insulin
• 25-hydroxyvitamin D3 (25OHD3)

2. Abdominal ultrasound – assessment of internal organs (liver, pancreas, kidneys)

3. Body composition analysis

4. Quality of life questionnaire

5. Initial consultation with your lead physician

Why is it worth it?

You’ll gain a broad picture of your metabolic health and internal organ condition, allowing for precise treatment planning.

About the Program

The Obesity Treatment Program is the result of many years of experience from an interdisciplinary team of specialists. It was created for adults struggling with overweight and obesity, offering comprehensive care at every stage of treatment. The program was developed in cooperation with physicians certified by the Polish Association for the Study of Obesity (PTLO) and the Polish Society for Obesity Research (PTBO), as well as dietitians, psycho-dietitians, psychologists, and physiotherapists.

The Specialist Team

Within the program, the patient is cared for by a team of experts:

• Attending physicians (certified by PTLO/PTBO)
• Dietitians and psycho-dietitians
• Psychologists
• Physiotherapists
• Other specialists, selected individually by the attending physician

Program Scope and Structure

The program includes:

• Conservative treatment: education, lifestyle changes, psychological and dietary support, personalized nutrition plans, and physical activity tailored to the patient's capabilities
• Pharmacological treatment: selection and monitoring of weight-reducing medications in line with the latest guidelines
• Surgical treatment: qualification and preparation for bariatric procedures, pre- and postoperative support
• Postoperative care: monitoring of results, prevention of complications, and support in maintaining treatment outcomes
• Diagnostic tests

A key role is played by the coordinator, who oversees the course of treatment, schedules appointments, reminds about tests, and serves as a constant point of contact for the patient.

Stages of the Obesity Treatment Program

• Testing, diagnosis, action plan

Initial qualification and diagnostics:

a) Completion of medical and nutritional questionnaires

b) Consultation with the attending physician

c) Ordering and analysis of necessary diagnostic tests

Development of an Individual Treatment Plan:

a) Setting therapeutic goals

b) Selection of appropriate treatment methods (conservative, pharmacological, surgical)

c) Preparation of a nutrition and physical activity plan

Implementation of the Therapeutic Program (6–12 months; with the possibility of continuation)

a) Regular visits to specialists (physician, dietitian, psychologist, physiotherapist)

b) Monitoring of progress and modification of the treatment plan as needed

c) Psychological and motivational support

Possible Surgical Treatment

a) Qualification for bariatric surgery

b) Preparation for surgery (dietary, psychological, and physiotherapeutic support)

c) Postoperative care and monitoring of treatment outcomes

Long-term Care and Relapse Prevention

a) Regular check-ups and consultations

b) Support in maintaining achieved outcomes

c) Health education and prevention

Personalization and Support

Each patient is provided with an individualized treatment plan tailored to their needs, health status, and capabilities.

The team of specialists works together to provide comprehensive, personalized care.

Participants in the program are never left alone – they can count on support, motivation, and professional guidance at every stage.

Why Choose This Program?

Obesity is a chronic disease that requires a professional, team-based approach.

The program offers not only weight reduction, but also improvement in metabolic health, well-being, and quality of life.

Cooperation with certified specialists ensures the highest standard of care and treatment effectiveness.

Take care of your health with the help of an experienced team. Together, we will achieve your goal! Obesity is a disease. We treat it as a team.

Tests, consultations, and treatment will be carried out at one of the facilities selected during purchase.

Within 2 business days after purchase, a representative from the selected facility will contact you to schedule your appointment.

Contact

If you have additional questions regarding the program at a specific facility, you can contact our helpline directly: 550 900 550

Preparation for Tests

Body Composition Analysis

• Do not consume alcohol 24 hours before the test
• Do not consume beverages containing caffeine 12 hours before the test
• Do not engage in physical activity immediately before the test. Ideally, refrain from exercise for 12 hours before the analysis. Otherwise, the results may be inaccurate. The measurements should be taken after a period of rest.
• Do not eat before the test. Your last meal should be at least 2–3 hours before your visit. If possible, the test should be done on an empty stomach. Measurements should be taken at the same time of day each time.
• Empty your bladder 15–30 minutes before the test.
• Do not perform the test immediately after a shower or bath.
• Feet should be bare during the test (do not apply creams or lotions to feet or hands).
• Do not wear jewelry or a watch during the test.
• The test is best performed in underwear or tight-fitting light clothing. Try to wear similar clothing for follow-up measurements to minimize measurement error.
• It is recommended not to perform the test during menstruation.

There are also some absolute contraindications for body composition analysis:

• Pacemaker
• Electrical devices in the abdominal cavity, such as “Ability” systems
• Metal implants in the body (does not apply to cochlear implants or insulin pumps)
• Pregnancy
• Epilepsy

People with orthodontic appliances, dental implants, cochlear implants, insulin pumps, or bone screws/plates can undergo the test.

Subsequent measurements should preferably be taken at a similar time of day.

Laboratory Tests

To ensure the most accurate laboratory test results, please review the short guidelines below.

Blood collection

The day before the test – last meal by 6:00 PM, light dinner, then arrive fasting in the morning. Avoid intense physical activity, alcohol, and high caffeine intake 24 hours before the test.

Make sure you are not experiencing an infection on the day of your blood draw!

Urine collection
Collect the first urine of the day, after proper hygiene. The sample should be taken from the midstream. Abstain from sexual activity 24 hours prior to the test. Do not perform the test from 2 days before menstruation until 2 days after it ends or during menstruation.

Elevated body temperature and infections make the test invalid. Please inform us of any such conditions before your visit.