For doctors

A collaborative referral partner for complex obesity care

OHC works with referring doctors, GPs and specialists to support patients living with obesity and obesity-related health conditions. Our goal is to provide multidisciplinary assessment, treatment guidance and long-term support, while supporting continuity of care with the doctors patients already trust.

When to refer

A patient may benefit from referral if they:

  • Have obesity-related health risks
  • Have type 2 diabetes, hypertension, reflux, sleep apnoea or joint pain
  • Have struggled with sustained weight loss
  • Are considering weight-loss medication
  • May qualify for bariatric surgery assessment
  • Need post-surgery aftercare
  • Have weight regain after previous treatment
  • Need multidisciplinary support
The practice meeting room, where the multidisciplinary team discusses patient care.
The practice meeting room, where referred cases are reviewed by the multidisciplinary team.

What OHC provides

OHC can support patients through:

Medical obesity assessment

Multidisciplinary care planning

Dietician support

Psychological / counselling support

Medication-supported care

Bariatric surgery assessment & preparation

Post-surgery aftercare

Long-term monitoring

Shared care

We value the role of the referring doctor

We aim to support continuity of care. Where appropriate, we can provide feedback, treatment updates and follow-up recommendations. OHC also welcomes professional engagement with doctors and healthcare professionals around responsible obesity care, referral criteria, patient preparation and long-term support.

Medical disclaimer: Information on this website is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Individual results vary. Please consult a healthcare professional for personalised medical guidance. Bariatric surgery and weight-loss medication may not be suitable for everyone — a medical assessment is required. Patient stories and testimonials are shared with consent; results vary from person to person and are influenced by multiple medical, behavioural and lifestyle factors.