Weight Loss Management
Personalized weight management programs for men and women.
Weight gain can affect energy levels, hormone health, and self-esteem. We provide customized plans that go beyond dieting — focusing on metabolic health, sustainable habits, and medical support where needed.
Our approach includes:
- Detailed comprehensive health and hormone evaluation
- Ordering labs
- Lifestyle management
- Nutritional and fitness guidance
- Medical weight loss options (if appropriate)
- Routine check-ins
- Ongoing support and accountability
We aim to help you achieve lasting weight loss while boosting energy and confidence.
MEDICATION OPTIONS:
- GLP-1 and GIP medication
Wegovy and Tirzepatide - Non GLP-1 Medication
- Recommendations on professional-grade supplements
- Telehealth options are available.
PMOS Management
Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS), formerly Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
Is a complex condition involving interconnected hormonal, metabolic, and ovarian dysfunction. Common symptoms include irregular or absent periods, painful periods, male pattern hair growth, acne, hair loss or thinning, weight gain, difficulty ovulating or becoming pregnant, mood changes, and difficulty sleeping. Symptoms vary significantly from person to person, so we take an individualized approach to care and identifying the underlying hormonal and metabolic patterns that contribute to your individual symptoms.
Our approach includes:
- Detailed comprehensive health and hormone evaluation
- Ordering labs and diagnostic studies
- Lifestyle & syndrome management & disease prevention
- Nutritional and fitness guidance
- Medical weight loss options (if appropriate)
- Routine check-ins
- Ongoing support and accountability
We aim to help you achieve lasting weight loss while boosting energy and confidence.
At Hayven Integrative Health, we are happy to guide you as your accountability partners as you work toward your goals.
Schedule your visit today to discuss how we can partner with you to manage your weight loss and/or PMOS (PCOS).