Medical Weight Loss Hosts Open Houses in Orange

If you drive around Orange, then you've seen the green and white Medi-Weightloss signs here and there.

First, the business was located at the big medical office complex next to where it grew a clientele and gained popularity.

The physician supervised weight loss program has proved to be so effective that it is expanding in southern Connecticut, starting with Orange and Shelton.

Shelton hosted an open house event on Tuesday and the newly relocated Orange office will have special events during its open houses at lunch time 12 to 2 p.m. and after work from 4-7 p.m. today, Thursday, March 22 at its new location, (in the plaza that once housed the Barnes and Noble store).

The clinic will be offering free healthy food, free body composition analyses, door prizes and giveaways.  New patients interested in joining either clinic can mention the Grand Opening Special and will receive a special discount on their Initial Consultation. For more details and contact information, visit www.mediweightlossclinics.com/locations/state/CT

Wiggy from WPLR will be attending the open house around 6 pm. He has lost 40 pounds on the program.

About Medi-Weightloss Clinics

Here is how the company describes its program:
 

"Designed by experts in medicine, public health, nutrition, exercise, and wellness, Medi-Weightloss Clinics is a three-phase, physician-supervised weight loss program that works.

Our highly skilled physicians and medical professionals provide individualized care based on patients’ goals, health, and medical history. The program includes weekly consultations with a member of our medical team that focus on nutrition, lifestyle, and exercise.

Medi-Weightloss Clinics educates patients on how to lose weight in the real world using real food, and provides them with recipes, shopping lists, and guidance for dining out.

Our patients learn how to overcome temptations and win the weight loss battle.

Our Wellness Phase is specifically designed to help patients keep the weight off once they reach their goals."