Obesity Surgery, It's not just about Surgery

Posted By: Marshall | On December 17th, 2009 | Filed under: Blog, Health, Surgical Weightloss

An excellent article from the WLS Support website about the need for a comprehensive program to support bariatric surgery. To read the article click here.

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5 Responses to “Introduction Video to iQuest Surgical Weight Loss Program”

  1. Linda Hart says:

    I would like to make an appointment to discuss weightloss surgery. I met with my family physician today and he suggested that your surgical weight loss program may offer me a good result. I have dieted for over 40 years, yo-yoing up and down. I am currently 100# overweight. I no longer want to go the fruitless dieting route.

    • kayla says:

      Hi Linda,
      Yes, it sounds as though the Weight Loss Surgery may be a very good option for you! Please call our office to set up a free consultation with the doctor (250-860-3413) and to get more information.
      Season’s Greetings!
      -Kayla

  2. Amanda says:

    Hi Linda. I havent been overweight as long as you but i am over 100lbs over what i should be. I wana live the rest of my years out happier than the ones that have passed.Im just looking into this now…well see what happens. Merry Christmas to you!

    • kayla says:

      Amanda,
      We’d love to answer any questions you have about the program and Weight Loss Surgery. Give us a call anytime! 250-860-3413.
      -Kayla

  3. Tracie Donesley says:

    Hello.

    I was wondering about options for payments? Do you have any plans set-up, or know of any financing companies that would cover the cost such as Medi-plan?

    How long is the program and how is it set up? How long until you can have the surgery? Is the pre-op long?

    Does the price cover any other expenses, such as medications?

    What is the time frame on the return to work?

    How much weight is lost weekly, monthly?

    If a person has extended medical, would that cover any of the expenses decreasing the amount of the procedure?

    Does the $17200 include taxes? Could there be extra, unexpected expenses incurred after the surgery that would not be covered by medical?

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