Both options:
- Use less-invasive techniques for shorter and less painful recovery
- Limit how much food your stomach can hold
- Help you feel more satisfied from food
If you’ve struggled with obesity, you know that simply moving more and eating less doesn’t always work. That’s because obesity is a disease that changes your body. Sometimes, these changes can cause serious diseases like cancer, diabetes, heart disease and sleep disorders. And, just like other diseases, obesity isn’t a choice or a reflection of your character.
At the MetroHealth Weight Loss Surgery & Weight Management Center, we have many options to treat your obesity. We understand that obesity is a disease—and deserves to be treated like one.
Our team truly cares, and many of our providers have their own weight loss journeys. We’ll work with you to set goals, choose treatment options and live a healthier life. You’re unique, and you deserve treatment that truly fits your needs.
Talk to your primary care provider about a referral to the MetroHealth Weight Loss Surgery & Weight Management Center. To learn more about obesity and our treatments, download our information sheet below.
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At MetroHealth, we walk alongside you every step of the way on your weight loss journey. We work together to create a plan with proven medical solutions.
Obesity can cause other serious diseases, so it’s important to find treatment that focuses on your overall health—not just the scale. Our medical and surgical treatments don’t just help you lose weight, they can also improve your overall health.
MetroHealth’s experienced surgeons will help you decide between two types of surgery.
MetroHealth has the most board-certified obesity medicine providers and surgical experts in northeast Ohio. Plus, we work with dietitians, sleep medicine providers, mental health professionals and other specialists to improve your health. If you choose weight loss surgery, our team will support you before, during and after to make sure you have the healthiest outcome.
Weight loss medication—a type of medicine called GLP-1s—can help you lower your blood sugar and lose weight by:
Your team will help decide if these medications are right for you.
The MetroHealth Weight Loss Center was the first center in Ohio to achieve accreditation from the Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program.
MetroHealth was among the first providers nationally to offer robotic surgery options for weight loss. We’ve been helping people experience surgery with less pain and recovery time since 2022.
We’re here as long as you need us. You’ll continue to see an obesity medicine provider throughout your lifetime to help you stay healthy. And, you’ll have access to specialists in nutrition, behavioral health, pulmonology, cardiology, diabetes and sleep medicine.
If you’re considering surgical or medical weight loss solutions, it’s normal to have questions. Our videos with providers, surgeons and patients answer the most commonly asked questions.