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Obesity Medicine

Obesity care that sees the whole person

Obesity is a chronic, complex disease—not a failure of willpower. At INcircle Health, you receive evidence-based treatment, ongoing primary care, and a personalized plan built around your health, goals, and life.

Care led by Dr. Juan Carlos Venis, a board-certified family physician and diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine.

Why obesity is complex

Obesity is influenced by more than one thing

Body weight and metabolic health are shaped by a mix of biology, environment, health, and lifestyle.

Biology & Genetics

Hormones & Metabolism

Nutrition & Movement

Sleep & Stress

Medications & Environment

Obesity is a chronic disease influenced by many factors. Understanding what may be affecting your health helps us choose the right treatment rather than assuming the same solution works for everyone.

A treatment plan built around you

There isn't one treatment that works for everyone. We combine the tools that make sense for your health, goals, preferences, and medical history.

Nutrition

Build an eating approach that is realistic, flexible, and sustainable.

Movement

Find ways to improve activity, fitness, and strength that fit your life.

Medical Care

Evaluate metabolic health, treat related conditions, and consider prescription treatment when appropriate.

Behavior & Mindset

Address habits, stress, sleep, motivation, and barriers that affect long-term health.

Weight care is connected to blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes risk, sleep, mental health, medications, hormones, fertility, and other parts of your health. Because obesity treatment is integrated into your primary care, we can consider the full picture rather than treating weight in isolation.

  • One physician who gets to know your health
  • Ongoing monitoring and medication management
  • Prevention and chronic disease care alongside weight management

Medication is one tool—not the entire treatment plan.

When appropriate, treatment may include FDA-approved anti-obesity medications, including GLP-1–based therapies. We discuss benefits, risks, cost, coverage, and other treatment options based on your individual medical history and preferences.

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Health is more than a number on the scale

Weight alone doesn't tell the whole story. When useful, body composition testing can help us understand changes in fat mass, muscle mass, and other measures over time—alongside blood pressure, metabolic health, fitness, and quality of life.

Body compositionBlood pressureGlucose and metabolic healthCholesterolLiver healthStrength and fitnessEnergy and quality of life

Who this approach may help

You want medical treatment for obesity—not another diet program.

You've tried losing weight before and want a more comprehensive approach.

You're interested in medication but want a physician overseeing the bigger picture.

You want to improve metabolic health, body composition, and long-term health—not simply reach a number on the scale.

Frequently asked questions

No. Medication is one possible treatment tool. Recommendations depend on your health, goals, preferences, and medical history.

Yes, Dr. Venis may prescribe FDA-approved GLP-1 or related anti-obesity medications when medically appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed and requires an individualized evaluation.

Coverage varies significantly by insurance plan and medication. The practice can help patients understand options, but cannot guarantee coverage or approval.

Obesity evaluation and ongoing medical management are incorporated into the INcircle Health primary care membership. Medication, outside laboratory testing, imaging, and services from other clinicians are not included in the monthly membership fee.

Obesity is often a chronic and relapsing disease, and weight regain may occur after an effective medication is discontinued. Decisions about continuing, changing, or stopping treatment should be individualized and made together over time.

Yes. When useful, body composition testing is available as part of your membership to help track changes in fat mass, muscle mass, and other measures over time.

Ready to take the next step

You deserve care that takes your concerns seriously.

Explore membership-based primary care with personalized obesity treatment, longer appointments, and ongoing access to your physician.

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