NJ Weight loss & Preventive Care Clinics PA
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Weight loss is hard for everyone. The emotional component and out of control feeling we experience requires that the healthcare team understand what we are going through and are patient, direct and empathetic to our needs.
Our team is well seasoned both personally and professionally with weight loss. You are in good hands!
Medical Director: Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD.
Dual board-certified physician in Pediatrics and Addiction Medicine with years of experience helping patients improve their health through medical treatment and lifestyle change.
Clinical Director: & CEO James Bock, RN
Managing business operations for the company is 20+ Year Registered Nurse. Bock's business accolades including not only working at University Hospital Trauma Center as an ER Nurse but launching numerous internet strategies and websites for Fortune 100 companies including Forest Laboratories, Hershey Foods and Samsung Electronics as well as handling day to day operations for a boutique brokerage firm on Wall Street for several years.
Every patient begins with a comprehensive medical evaluation and a personalized plan that may include:
• Prescription weight-loss medications when appropriate
• Guidance on nutrition, activity, and healthy habits
• Regular follow-ups to track progress and adjust treatment
• Compassionate support for patients with past struggles in weight management, addiction, or related health concernsOur goal is simple: to help you achieve safe, sustainable weight loss while improving your overall health and quality of life.
NJ Weight loss provides:
• One-on-one care with a board-certified physician
• Focus on both physical and behavioral health
• Options for in-person or telehealth visits
• Respectful, supportive environment — no judgment, just solutions.Services are provided following a medical evaluation by a licensed healthcare provider. This practice does not accept health insurance. Services are provided on a self-pay basis. All patient information is handled in accordance with applicable privacy and confidentiality laws, including HIPAA. Information provided on this website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. planning is based
We are a Medical Practice, we are NOT an Online Pharmacy. We don't prescribe Medication indiscriminately. We are careful to evaluate each patient individually. Medication options for medical weight management are considered only after a comprehensive medical evaluation by a licensed healthcare provider. The goal of this process is to assess safety, appropriateness, and individual clinical needs rather than to apply a one-size-fits-all approach.
1. Initial Medical Consultation
During the initial consultation, the physician reviews relevant medical information, which may include:
• Medical history and current health conditions
• Current medications and supplements
• Prior experiences with weight management strategies
• Lifestyle factors that may affect care decisions
This step helps identify any contraindications or safety considerations.
2. Clinical Assessment
The provider conducts a clinical assessment to better understand factors that may influence treatment planning, such as:
• Metabolic and physiological considerations
• Risk factors that may affect medication selection
• Individual tolerance and safety profiles
No medication decisions are made without this review.
3. Discussion of Available Options
When clinically appropriate, the physician discusses FDA-approved prescription medication categories that may be considered as part of a medical weight management plan. This discussion focuses on:
• How different medication categories work in general terms
• Potential benefits and limitations
• Monitoring requirements and follow-up expectations
4. Individualized Treatment Planning
If a prescription option is determined to be appropriate, the physician develops an individualized plan that may include:
• Selection of a medication based on medical suitability
• Dosing considerations and safety monitoring
• Follow-up visits to assess response and tolerability
Treatment plans may be adjusted over time based on ongoing clinical evaluation.
5. Ongoing Monitoring and Review
Patients receiving prescription therapy are monitored on an ongoing basis. The physician evaluates:
• Safety and tolerance
• Changes in clinical status
• Whether adjustments or alternative approaches should be considered
Continuation of medication is based on medical judgment and patient response.
In some clinical situations, a licensed medical provider may discuss the use of compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide as an alternative to commercially manufactured brand-name medications. This discussion occurs only after a comprehensive medical evaluation and is based on individual patient needs, safety considerations, and availability. One potential reason compounded medications may be considered is dose flexibility.
Compounded formulations can allow providers to prescribe individualized dosing or titration schedules that may not align precisely with fixed-dose, commercially available products. This can be helpful for patients who require gradual dose adjustments or have specific tolerability considerations, as determined by their provider. Another consideration may be formulation needs.
In certain cases, a provider may evaluate whether a compounded formulation is appropriate for a patient with sensitivities, allergies, or other clinical factors that warrant customization. Compounding pharmacies prepare medications based on a provider’s prescription and patient-specific requirements. Availability may also be discussed. From time to time, commercially manufactured medications may be subject to limited supply. In such circumstances, a provider may review alternative options to ensure continuity of care, when clinically appropriate.
Compounded medications are prepared by FDA-registered, state-licensed compounding pharmacies and are prescribed only when a provider determines that a compounded option is appropriate for an individual patient. All treatment decisions are made based on medical judgment, patient safety, and ongoing clinical monitoring. This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Not all patients are eligible for compounded medications. Results and suitability vary by individual.