FAQ - Right Weigh

Can you prescribe Wegovy or Zepbound?

Yes, a written prescription for those medications is considered. Our knowledgeable doctors will review your medical history, conduct an exam, and then consult with you to determine what is most appropriate for you.

What makes Right Weigh’s patients so successful with weight loss?

At our clinic, we offer countless medical and educational resources, as well as, the accountability that patients need to be successful.

I am on prescription medication, can I enter the program?

Yes, in most cases! While there are prescriptions that conflict with the appetite suppressants, the doctor can go over your options with you.

Do you take insurance?

We do not file insurance. The clinic visits are self-pay. While most insurance companies do not cover preventive care such as ours, we do accept cash, debit/credit cards, CareCredit, and applicable Health Savings Accounts.

Do you offer evening hours?

Yes! We are open until 6:00 pm each Tuesday.

Can I participate in the program if I have high blood pressure?

Yes, we can offer different programs for different medical issues but as long as your medication is controlling your blood pressure you should be able to take the weight loss medications.

What if I can’t come in to weigh each week?

Not a problem! Weighing in each week is not required but is highly recommended.

Do I have to set an appointment to come in each week to weigh?

We do request that patients make appointments if they want to come weigh-in. This ensures we have adequate time for the consultation and minimize your wait time. Appointments are also required when seeing a doctor for a prescription refill.

What is the difference between my scales and the scales at the clinic?

While most home scales only measure a person’s weight, our Inbody 270 Body Mass Analyzers use eight different electrodes that measure your body’s impedance to the frequencies sent out from the scales. Because different frequencies travel through your body at different speeds, the InBody 270 is able to determine information such as total body water, Smooth Muscle Mass, and Percentage of Fat among others. With this information, we can accurately access you weight loss progress.

Do I have to buy your food products?

We do not sell food items. We do have a meal replacement kit (protein powder) through Cornerstone Wellness but it is not required. We encourage our patients to find low-carb, healthy foods at their preferred grocery store. We recommend that our patients follow our meal guidelines and implement them in their own households.

What is the cost of your services?

The New Patient Appointment Package, which includes a body mass analysis, an EKG, labwork and the doctor’s exam is $200. Any medications you are given at the clinic will be at an additional cost. We can dispense for qualified patients a 30-day supply of Phentermine, which is an appetite suppressant prescription. That cost is $25.
Established Patient (follow-up) appointments to see the doctor is $100. If a refill of the appetite suppressant, Phentermine, is given that cost is $25. There will be additional costs for any other medications given at the clinic.
Weekly weigh-in appointments are free. These are a great resource for accountability and are utilized to track your progress and offer any tips or changes that may benefit you.
Scheduled appointments are required.

Are there any age restrictions or limitations?

While we do assist patients of all ages, patients over the age of 65 or under the age of 15 may see variations in the treatment plan depending on the patient’s specific case.

Where are you located?

We are located at 110 Airport Rd. Suite A Pearl, MS 39208.

What do I need to do to get started?

Click “Schedule Now” from the home page on our website at www.rightweighclinic.com and get started now!

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