Bariatric Management

Generally, both men and women tend to have successful results from bariatric surgery. However, men may experience faster weight loss due to their higher muscle mass, which can lead to a higher metabolism.

At GluCare, we use several bariatric procedures to help patients achieve their weight loss goals. These procedures include One Anastomosis (mini) Gastric Bypass (OAGB), Allurion Intragastric Balloon, Adjustable Gastric Band (AGB), and Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass (RYGB). Our team of experienced professionals will work with you to determine the best procedure for your individual needs and goals.

Our Bariatric program is unique and includes digital therapeutics as a standard part of pre and post-operative care for our patients. We also have a team of expert professionals who provide specialized, continuous, and highly personalized support throughout the treatment journey.

At GluCare, we take several steps to ensure that you are prepared for surgery and to minimize any potential complications. This includes performing a thorough physical and psychological evaluation, as well as dietary assessment and psychological evaluation. Additionally, we may also perform tests such as an EKG, lab tests (such as urine and blood), gallbladder ultrasound, pulmonary function testing, sleep studies, GI evaluation, and cardiology evaluation. These tests are important to understand the risks, complications, and benefits associated with your surgery, as well as to help us set realistic expectations and ensure that you are committed to the necessary lifestyle changes following the surgery.

At GluCare, we offer a comprehensive aftercare support program for those who have undergone bariatric surgery. Our program includes tools for weight loss, exercise programs, and ongoing nutrition advice. Additionally, we have a team of coaches available through our chat function to provide encouragement and motivation during your weight loss journey. The coaches can also escalate cases and involve other care team members whenever necessary.