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If you or a loved one has struggled with obesity for quite some time and you feel like you have tried everything possible without lasting results, bariatric weight loss surgery could be a great option for you. It’s important to consider, though, choosing to have weight loss surgery is a life-long commitment and will require permanent lifestyle changes.
When considering weight loss surgery options, it’s important to remember that weight loss surgery is a life-long commitment and will require permanent lifestyle changes. The decision to have weight loss surgery should include careful consideration and consultation with an experienced bariatric surgeon.
If you meet the following criteria, you could be a candidate for the Archbold Bariatric and Weight Management Program.
Bariatric Program Entry Criteria
The decision to have weight loss surgery should include careful consideration and consultation with an experienced bariatric surgeon and other qualified healthcare professionals.
The recommended method of treatment depends on a patient’s level of obesity, overall health condition and readiness to lose weight. A nurse will meet with you during your initial visit to discuss your medical history and your previous attempts to lose weight.
A physician will meet with you to discuss your past medical history and current health status. The physician will determine the appropriate program for you at this time.
Psychological counseling is an important part of the patient support system and is critical to long term weight loss success. Patients must receive psychological clearance prior to qualifying for weight loss surgery.
Once you have committed to the Archbold Bariatric and Weight Management Program, met with the nurse, physician and psychologist, weight loss surgery may be recommended. The team will guide you through the remaining steps prior to surgery:
To ensure your continued success, the program is designed to provide nutritional, emotional and physical support after bariatric surgery. Post-surgery support includes:
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