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Restore your health and regain confidence with a proven long-term weight-loss solution. The weight loss surgery team at Delray Medical Center is ready to guide you on your journey to a healthier and more active life.

If you’re 100 pounds or more overweight you may be a candidate for medical weight-loss surgery at Delray Medical Center. The reasons are more than cosmetic. People who are more than 30 percent over their ideal weight often experience serious medical problems, such as heart disease and diabetes, and may be at increased risk for certain cancers.

Weight-loss surgery can help you successfully reach a healthier weight and give you the opportunity to live a longer, healthier and more active life. Read some of our weight loss success stories here.

Located on the campus of Delray Medical Center, the Surgical Weight Loss Program is in its 8th year and specializes in multi-disciplinary care, and our experienced team offers some of the most effective procedures available for surgical weight loss in South Florida including: gastric band, gastric bypass and sleeve gastrectomy. All surgeries are done laparoscopically and some robotically. We also offer management of existing bariatric patients to include lap band adjustments and revision/conversion bariatric surgeries.

Learn more about the Delray Medical Center’s Surgical Weight Loss Program by attending one of our informational seminars. To make a reservation or to receive for more information, please call 561-495-3022.

Weight loss surgery is generally designed for those with a body mass index (BMI) equal to or greater than 40, or equal to or greater than 35 with serious co-morbidities. Weight loss surgery is considered safe, but like many types of surgery, it does have risks.

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• BMI of 40 or greater consistent for the past five years. 
• BMI of 35 or greater with any of the medically treated serious weight-related illness or weight-related health conditions:
  • Diabetes
  • Hypertension
  • Sleep apnea
• Failure of other measures to lose weight, such as:
  • Medications
  • Weight loss programs
  • Dietary changes
• Acceptable surgical risk
• Ability to understand lifestyle changes and motivation to comply with program guidelines
• Absence of medical/psychological contraindications

Diane Schofield 
Bariatric Program Coordinator

Learn more about the Delray Medical Center’s Surgical Weight Loss Program by attending one of our informational seminars. To make a reservation or to receive for more information, please call 561-495-3022.

You may also contact our Bariatric Program Coordinator, Diane Schofield, at 561-495-3022.

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