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Losing weight can feel like an uphill battle. You try a new diet, maybe join a gym, but often find yourself hitting a plateau or giving up altogether. The frustration can be overwhelming, leaving you feeling discouraged and defeated.
At EBO MD, we believe in a different approach to weight loss – one that focuses on personalized care, long-term support, and achieving sustainable results. Our direct primary care (DPC) model eliminates the barriers of traditional insurance and provides you with the tools and support you need to succeed.
What is Direct Primary Care?
Direct primary care (DPC) is a healthcare model that offers patients convenient and affordable access to high-quality medical care without the limitations of traditional insurance. Instead of relying on insurance companies to dictate your care, you become a member of our practice, paying a monthly fee for comprehensive healthcare services.
- No Insurance Hassle: Say goodbye to high deductibles, copays and the constant worry about whether your insurance will cover necessary treatments.
- Personalized Care: With DPC, you have direct access to your doctor, fostering a strong doctor-patient relationship built on trust and open communication.
- Transparent Pricing: Our membership fees are transparent and predictable, giving you peace of mind and allowing you to budget for your healthcare expenses.
EBO MD’s Weight Loss Services
At EBO MD, we understand that weight loss is a multifaceted journey. That’s why we offer a comprehensive approach that addresses your individual needs and helps you achieve lasting results:
- Doctor-Directed Weight Loss Plans: We work closely with you to develop a personalized weight loss plan that fits seamlessly into your lifestyle. This may include dietary guidance, exercise recommendations and behavioral counseling.
- Medications That Work: We offer access to proven weight loss medications like semaglutide, which can help suppress appetite, regulate blood sugar and increase feelings of fullness. These medications work with a healthy lifestyle to maximize weight loss results.
- Hormone Therapy:
- Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) for Women: For women, hormone imbalances, such as those associated with menopause, can contribute to weight gain, decreased metabolism, and other health challenges. HRT can help alleviate menopausal symptoms and support weight loss efforts.
- Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) for Men: For men, hormone imbalances, such as low testosterone, can impact weight, energy levels, and overall well-being. We offer hormone replacement therapy to address these imbalances and support a healthier weight.
- Thyroid Issues: If an underlying thyroid condition contributes to weight gain, our providers can diagnose and treat thyroid imbalances, helping optimize your metabolism and support weight loss efforts.
Benefits of EBO MD’s Membership for Weight Loss
Our DPC membership offers several key benefits for individuals seeking to achieve their weight loss goals:
- Unlimited Visits: With unlimited visits, you have consistent access to your doctor for support, guidance and adjustments to your weight loss plan as needed.
- No Hidden Fees: Our transparent pricing model eliminates the stress of unexpected medical bills, allowing you to budget effectively for your weight loss journey.
- Affordable Lab Work and Prescriptions: With our on-site lab, you can have quick and reliable testing and results when you need them, offering immediate direction or easing health concerns sooner. Plus, we have negotiated the very best wholesale lab prices for all labs that we must send outside our office. Our patients also benefit from substantial savings on negotiated wholesale generic prescriptions and supplements.
Why the DPC Model is Perfect for Weight Loss
The DPC model offers several key advantages for individuals seeking to achieve their weight loss goals:
- Personalized Attention: With direct access to your doctor, you receive personalized care tailored to your needs and preferences.
- Increased Doctor-Patient Interaction: The DPC model fosters stronger doctor-patient relationships, allowing for more in-depth discussions about your weight loss goals, challenges and progress.
- Patient-Centered Decision Making: In a DPC setting, you and your doctor work together to make informed decisions about your care, free from the constraints of insurance company limitations.
Don’t just take it from us, though. Hear from members who have successfully lost weight with EBO MD:
This week marked six months since I started this [weight loss] journey with EBO MD and I feel amazing. My energy is way up, and flexibility and just general ability has greatly increased, too. It really has been a life-changing year and continues to be so! 50 feels friggin’ FANTASTIC!
- Darren, Cape Girardeau
One year ago, I decided to make a change. I hated what I saw in the mirror. I joined EBO MD and got labs and a DEXA scan that shows the fat in your body. It began my transformation, not only body but lifestyle as well. A year later, I am down 60 pounds—but that’s just the beginning.
- Josh, Poplar Bluff
These success stories demonstrate the power of our DPC model and the effectiveness of our comprehensive weight loss programs.
Weight loss doesn’t have to be a frustrating and discouraging experience. With EBO MD, you can access a supportive and effective weight loss program that prioritizes your individual needs and helps you achieve lasting results. Our DPC model eliminates the barriers of traditional insurance, providing you with personalized care, affordable pricing and the tools and support you need to succeed.
Ready to lose weight and feel great? Contact EBO MD today to learn more about our weight loss program and membership benefits. Let us help you achieve your health goals and make 2025 the year you feel your best.
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EBO MD is not insurance coverage. We encourage patients to maintain some level of health insurance to help cover the costs of medical care that they receive from medical providers or facilities outside our practice.
If you have questions about how your existing insurance policy will work with direct primary care, contact your insurance provider.