When you’ve done the work, cut the calories, put in the gym time, and the scale still won’t move, the problem usually isn’t willpower. It’s biology. As a weight loss clinic in Statesboro, we treat weight as the medical matter it is. Our program uses a once-weekly prescription injection that acts on appetite, insulin resistance, and hunger signals, and your provider chooses the medication and dose after reviewing your labs. The program is available at our weight loss clinics in Rincon and Statesboro, and every plan is medically supervised from day one.
Once your labs are in hand, medical weight loss becomes a structured, provider-led program rather than another diet attempt. At our weight loss clinic in Statesboro and Rincon, we prescribe a once-weekly injectable weight loss medication, started at a conservative dose and adjusted at your follow-ups based on how you respond. These medications work by reducing appetite and slowing how quickly your stomach empties, which makes it easier to eat less without fighting hunger all day. And because weight and hormones are connected, your labs also screen for low testosterone, so men whose results point that way can pair the program with testosterone replacement therapy and address both at once.
The medication gets attention, but honest structure is what keeps you on track. Our programs for medical weight loss in Statesboro and Rincon package your initial visit, labs, and first three months of treatment at one clear price with no hidden fees. That medical approach removes the guesswork: we gradually increase your dose over the first several months so your body adjusts comfortably. Whichever medication fits you best, our Rincon and Statesboro team builds the plan around your results and reviews it as you go.
Cody Ward, PA-C, is our co-founder and lead clinician and sees patients at both our Rincon and Statesboro offices. A special operations veteran of the 1st Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, he spent 14 years as an EMT and paramedic and earned his Master of Physician Assistant Studies from Augusta University in 2017 as a Tillman Scholar. Meet the full medical team.
Jeffrey Soboleski, PA-C, is the primary medical provider at our Rincon office. He earned his Master of Physician Assistant Studies from Drexel University in 2013, then served 10 years as an Army medical officer, attaining the rank of Major, before concluding his service at Fort Stewart.
Dr. Gay is our medical director and is board-certified in Internal Medicine, Geriatric Medicine, and Addiction Medicine. He provides medical direction for the practice and works with our providers on every patient’s care.
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