FAQ
Why chose Oregon Weight and Wellness?
There are many options and programs in the marketplace to help you achieve your health goals. Most of these programs center around a "one-size-fits-all" methodology. Oregon Weight and Wellness is unique in our approach by working to truly understand your unique challenges and physiology, then creating a plan to help you reach your health and weight loss goals.
Do you bill insurance?
In order to better serve our patients and provide a high level of care, Oregon Weight and Wellness is not affiliated with any insurance providers. This allows us the freedom to explore all possible tools and use only those that are best for your unique situation.
While many insurance plans do not cover the treatment of obesity, many of the medications and labs needed may be covered by your insurance. We can provide you with the appropriate invoicing and forms should you wish to submit invoices for possible reimbursement of your visits.
Do you accept FSA or HSA payments?
Yes. Our services are covered by most FSA or HSA plans. You can either use your FSA or HSA debit card or submit a receipt for reimbursement.
Do you use medications?
As an Obesity Medicine Specialist, Dr. Gilbert uses a variety of tools and methods to determine the best approach to address your weight loss and health challenges. She creates a personalized plan based on your unique challenges and physiology. Medications can be very important tools, along with nutrition and activity, in an individualized weight management program.
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