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Saint Joseph Wellness and Weight Management is excited to announce the opening of its Marshall County location to serve Michiana's health and wellness needs.
Wellness and Weight Management’s team of physicians, nutritionists, and exercise professionals work with patients to develop customized medical weight-loss plans. These plans use meal replacements, medications, bariatric surgery, or a combination of all treatment options to help people lose weight and keep it off. Managing weight can help lower blood pressure, lower blood sugar, and cholesterol levels, and relieve gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), joint pain, and sleep apnea.
Bariatric Surgeon Eric Knapp, DO, FACOS, and members of the Wellness and Weight Management team are available to discuss the importance of weight management and the steps people can take to begin their weight loss journey.
The new Wellness and Weight Management office in Plymouth is located at 1919 Lake Avenue, Suite 104.
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