Huntsville Weight Loss
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What is Huntsville Weight Loss?
Huntsville Weight Loss is a bariatric practice in Huntsville, Alabama. Its main focus is weight loss surgery, with the gastric sleeve, gastric bypass, revisional surgery and endoscopic weight loss all listed. It also offers a medically supervised weight loss program and general surgery for gallbladder, acid reflux and hernia problems. Daniel Boyett, MD, is the surgeon and the only prescriber named. The clinic describes him as a board-certified surgeon who specializes in weight loss surgery, and says he specialized in minimally invasive techniques for weight loss surgery at Johns Hopkins University.
Tracy Ganem is a registered and licensed dietitian who works in the office on diet and long-term weight management. She is not a prescriber. In its own words: "Tracy is currently the only Board Certified Specialist in Obesity and Weight Management in Alabama." The office also lists Sarah Sinacori as bariatric care coordinator and Renee Davie as office manager. The practice has a 4.9 rating from 19 Google reviews. It does not list office hours or give a street address in its material, so ask for both when you call (256) 880-4510.
What does it cost?
It does not publish a consultation fee, and no price for surgery or the weight loss program appears in its written copy. Its self-pay page links to a price list, but the amounts are not stated there, so ask for them by phone before you book. The clinic offers a free insurance check and a self-pay option for weight loss surgery. It says self-pay avoids waiting for insurance approval, financing charges and loan default risk, and that packaged services can cost less than financing. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, whether a program fee includes medication, or how cancellation works. It does note that insurance can require 3 to 6 months of medically supervised weight loss before surgery.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask who writes any prescription, and whether the practice prescribes weight loss medication at all. A related blog post title mentions Ozempic, but the clinic does not say it prescribes it. Ask whether the self-pay price for surgery includes the pre-surgery endoscopy, testing, the surgeon's fee, follow-up visits and dietitian sessions, and what is billed separately. Ask what a medically supervised program visit costs, how many visits are included, and whether any medication is part of the fee.
Ask whether the practice works with third-party lenders, since its self-pay copy argues against financing. Ask how to cancel or get a refund, whether visits can be done by video, and for the street address and office hours.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you are weighing bariatric surgery, want a surgeon and a dietitian in one office, and are ready to pay cash for care your insurance may not cover. If your goal is medication alone, ask first whether that is offered before you book.
Sources: hsvweightloss.com, hsvweightloss.com/medically-supervised-weight-loss, hsvweightloss.com/about-us-huntsville-weight-loss, hsvweightloss.com/offerings/weight-loss-solutions, hsvweightloss.com/weight-loss-with-medications-vs-with-surgery
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What we confirmed
Read off Huntsville Weight Loss’s own website on 2026-10-13. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Medical weight loss — listed on their site as “Medically Supervised Weight Loss” source
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