Talk with an obesity-medicine physician about GLP-1 options in Vacaville & Napa.

Yes. The 30-minute phone consultation with Zachary Wagner, DO, is a medical qualification consultation. He reviews your relevant health history, goals, prior attempts, and safety considerations to determine whether you medically qualify to proceed. Additional information, labs, or follow-up may still be required before a medication is prescribed or treatment begins.

There is no single price that applies to every patient. Total cost can include visits, medication, labs, and follow-up, and it can vary with medication source, availability, and insurance coverage. Rella explains the applicable components and costs before you decide whether to proceed.

No. Prescription treatment is offered only when clinically appropriate after the required evaluation. The right next step may include additional history, an examination, labs, lifestyle support, medication, or another recommendation.

GLP-1 medications may be discussed when clinically appropriate, but the appropriate medication, source, dosing, and availability depend on your medical history and current clinical circumstances. Your clinician will explain the specific option being considered, its risks, and whether it is FDA approved or compounded.

The appropriate option depends on your medical needs, medication availability, and the current clinical and regulatory circumstances. Your clinician will identify the source of any medication being considered. FDA-approved brand medications and compounded medications are not interchangeable; compounded medications are not FDA approved, and FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.

Side effects and risks vary by medication and by patient. Gastrointestinal symptoms are among the concerns often discussed with GLP-1 treatment, but your clinician will review risks, contraindications, and warning signs that apply to the option being considered. Any monitoring plan is individualized to your history and treatment.

No. Rella's goal is to determine what is medically appropriate, not to sell every patient the same treatment. If an injectable medication is not appropriate or not preferred, Dr. Wagner can discuss whether another medication, lifestyle-focused care, additional evaluation, or a different next step makes sense.

The medical qualification consultation is by phone. Virtual follow-up may be available for California patients, while some labs, evaluation, or monitoring steps may need to occur through the Napa or Vacaville clinic. The team will explain what applies to you.

Weight maintenance is part of the care conversation, not an afterthought. Individual responses vary, and no result can be guaranteed. Dr. Wagner can discuss follow-up, habits, monitoring, and the long-term plan appropriate to your treatment rather than treating medication as a stand-alone quick fix.