Healthy Living
Develop better nutrition habits and create a healthier lifestyle.
Ohio State Can Help You Improve Your Life
Are you tired of diets that don't seem to work? Do you lack the motivation to exercise as much as you should? Whether you’ve been battling weight gain for years or you simply need to shed a few pounds, Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has the program that can be tailored to meet your needs.
For more than 20 years, Ohio State’s Comprehensive Weight Management Program has produced results that rank above the National Institutes of Health expected weight loss average. Our success is established by offering a complete health and wellness approach to weight management.
One of the key differences between our program and other diet or exercise plans is our focus on changing lifestyle behaviors, rather than just the number on the scale. Weight loss and a healthier lifestyle will not only help you feel better, but can help prevent chronic health conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes. Our experts will provide education on all aspects of a healthier lifestyle – including nutrition, behavior change and exercise.
Our comprehensive team includes:
For more than 20 years, Ohio State’s Comprehensive Weight Management Program has produced results that rank above the National Institutes of Health expected weight loss average. Our success is established by offering a complete health and wellness approach to weight management.
One of the key differences between our program and other diet or exercise plans is our focus on changing lifestyle behaviors, rather than just the number on the scale. Weight loss and a healthier lifestyle will not only help you feel better, but can help prevent chronic health conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes. Our experts will provide education on all aspects of a healthier lifestyle – including nutrition, behavior change and exercise.
Our comprehensive team includes:
- Registered Dietitians
- Exercise Physiologists
- Certified Health Coaches
- Master’s level prepared trainees in behavior health
- Certified Nurse Practitioners
- Psychologists
- Registered Nurses
- Physicians
Ohio State’s Nonsurgical Weight Management Programs
Living Well
Weekly classes on nutrition, behavior change and exercise.
Fitness Center
Support your weight loss and weight management journey.
Real Solutions
For anyone seeking to lose weight through better nutrition and lifestyle practices.
Warm-Water Pool
Low impact pool programs to support your health goals
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Nonsurgical Weight Management Information Sessions
Interested in learning more about the Living Well, Healthy Living and Step It Up weight management programs? Want to find out about meal plan and cost options? Join us for a free information session!
Sessions are offered from 6 to 6:45 p.m. the second Monday of each month at the:
Ohio State Martha Morehouse Medical Plaza
Pavilion Auditiorium
2050 Kenny Road
Columbus, Ohio 43221
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Registration is not required but is preferred; parking is free. To register for a session or learn more information about non-surgical weight-loss, please call 614-366-6675.
In-person information sessions canceled through April
At The Ohio State University and Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, we are continually monitoring and updating our response to the COVID-19 outbreak. We continue to align our recommendations with and follow guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization and other city, state and federal agencies. In our efforts to be proactive and maintain the health and safety of our faculty, staff and the community, we have made the decision to cancel all in-person information sessions through April.
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