Do you prescribe weight management medication?

Licensed providers may prescribe medication to qualifying patients when it is clinically appropriate and permitted by applicable law. Medication is not guaranteed and is only one possible part of a comprehensive weight management plan.

Which weight management medications do you offer?

Available medication options depend on clinical appropriateness, patient eligibility, prescribing regulations, and medication availability. Your provider will discuss the options that may be appropriate for you.

How much weight will I lose?

Results vary significantly from person to person. Progress may depend on health history, medication response, nutrition, activity, sleep, stress, adherence, and other factors. Hardcore Health does not guarantee a specific amount or rate of weight loss.

What happens when I reach my goal?

Your provider can help you discuss a maintenance strategy based on your health, progress, treatment response, and long-term goals. Maintenance plans are individualized and may change over time.

Medical Weight Management

More than medication. A plan built for lasting progress.

Weight management is personal. Your health history, lifestyle, metabolism, medications, goals, and previous experiences all matter. Hardcore Health provides structured medical guidance for eligible adults in Florida and Arizona.

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A medical approach

More than willpower.

Weight is influenced by more than willpower. Hormones, sleep, stress, health conditions, medications, nutrition, movement, and metabolism may all play a role.

Your provider will review the full picture before recommending a plan. The goal is not simply to lose weight quickly. It is to help you make informed, sustainable progress with medical guidance along the way.

What your plan may include

A complete, personalized plan.

Personalized health and weight history review

Review of current medications and health conditions

Lab work when clinically appropriate

Nutrition, movement, and behavior guidance

Discussion of prescription medication options

Regular provider follow-ups

Side effect and progress monitoring

Long-term maintenance planning

Medication may be one part of the plan

For qualifying patients, your provider may discuss prescription medications used in medical weight management. Medication selection depends on your health history, eligibility, goals, risks, benefits, availability, and applicable regulations.

No medication is guaranteed or prescribed automatically. Your provider will review potential side effects, contraindications, alternatives, and proper use before treatment begins.

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How it works

A structured process, built around your goals.

Complete your intake

Tell us about your health, previous weight management efforts, current medications, and goals.

Meet with your provider

Discuss your concerns, history, available options, and questions during a secure telehealth consultation.

Complete labs if needed

Your provider may request lab work or additional records before making a treatment recommendation.

Receive your care plan

If treatment is appropriate, your provider will create a personalized plan and explain the next steps.

Track progress together

Regular follow-ups allow your provider to monitor progress, manage concerns, and adjust your plan when appropriate.

Medical weight management and prescription medication are not appropriate for everyone. Eligibility and treatment options depend on provider evaluation, medical history, current medications, lab work when clinically appropriate, and applicable laws and regulations. Results vary.

Online appointments are available to eligible patients in Boca Raton, Parkland, Delray Beach, Coral Springs, and throughout Florida.

Brittany Zaretsky, board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Director of Clinical Services at Hardcore Health

Your care is provider-led

Meet with Brittany.

Brittany takes time to understand your symptoms, health history, goals, and concerns before recommending next steps.

Treatment is recommended only when determined to be medically appropriate.

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