Weight Loss of Michigan

About Weight Loss of Michigan

What is Weight Loss of Michigan?

Weight Loss of Michigan is a medical weight management practice at 36700 Woodward Avenue in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Its team includes physicians, nurse practitioners, dieticians, nutritionists and exercise therapists who work together on weight care. The practice uses FDA approved anti obesity medications, naming Saxenda, Wegovy and Zepbound, filled at a pharmacy of the patient's choosing. In its own words: "At Weight Loss of Michigan, we use FDA approved Anti-Obesity Medications such as Saxenda, Wegovy & Zepbound (from othe original manufacturers at your preferred pharamcy)." Weight care is delivered in part through a partnership with Enara Health, which adds a nutrition specialist, an exercise specialist and a behavioral specialist to the medical side. Beyond medication, services include energy injections, body composition tracking, supplements, gut health support, and a hair loss program for patients who notice thinning during a weight loss course. No prescriber is named by credential, so a caller would need to ask who on staff actually writes the prescription.

What does it cost?

The published figure is "from $99/month," tied to the Enara program and described as one monthly fee that depends on insurance coverage. It does not say what the fee includes or excludes, and it does not say whether the $99 figure covers the medication itself or only the clinical support around it. A cash option is mentioned as available alongside insurance billing, but no cash price is given. No separate consultation fee is published.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription and what their credentials are, since no prescriber is named. Ask whether the monthly fee covers the medication, Saxenda, Wegovy or Zepbound, or only the program's clinical services, and what the drug itself would cost at the pharmacy. Ask whether your plan, Medicare, BCBS of Michigan, Aetna or United Health Care, actually covers the Enara program, since Weight Loss of Michigan asks patients to confirm coverage with their own provider. Ask what a cash paying visit costs, what follow up visits or labs run, and how the monthly fee is canceled if treatment stops.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want name brand, FDA approved weight loss medications rather than a compounded version, and if you carry Medicare, BCBS of Michigan, Aetna or United Health Care and want to find out whether your plan lowers the monthly rate. It is less of a fit if you need a firm price in hand before calling, since what the fee covers and what cash pay costs both require a phone call to confirm.

Sources: weightlossmi.com, weightlossmi.com/about-us, weightlossmi.com/contact, weightlossmi.com/enara-health-program

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