Weight Loss.
Management.

Reach your goal with the latest generation of GLP-1, Dual Agonist, and Triple-Agonist therapies tailored to your unique biology.

CURA — Personalized Weight Management
A woman celebrating progress in her weight-management journey

Personalized. Clinical. Supportive.

More than willpower. A plan built around you.

Weight management is complex—and your care should reflect that.

CURA combines clinician-guided treatment with a personalized plan designed around your health history, goals, and response to care. Where clinically appropriate, prescription therapies may help regulate appetite and reduce persistent hunger signals, while ongoing monitoring helps keep your progress safe, informed, and sustainable.

  • Clinician-guided evaluation
  • Personalized treatment plan
  • Ongoing progress support

Individual eligibility, treatment recommendations, and results vary. Prescription medication is provided only when medically appropriate.

CURA — Weight Management Injections

Treatment Options

Understanding Your Weight-Management Options

Different medications work through different biological pathways. Your CURA clinician will evaluate your health history, goals, and individual needs before recommending an appropriate treatment plan.

01 Semaglutide GLP-1 receptor agonist

Semaglutide is a prescription medication that acts on the GLP-1 pathway involved in appetite and food intake. When medically appropriate, it may be incorporated into a comprehensive weight-management plan that also includes nutrition, physical activity, and ongoing clinical monitoring.

Typically administered once weekly
Supports appetite regulation
Requires clinician evaluation
02 Tirzepatide Dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist

Tirzepatide is a prescription medication that acts on both GIP and GLP-1 pathways. For eligible patients, it may support weight management when used alongside reduced-calorie nutrition, increased physical activity, and individualized medical follow-up.

Typically administered once weekly
Dual-pathway treatment approach
Personalized monitoring required

Important: Prescription treatment is offered only when medically appropriate. Eligibility, medication selection, dosing, potential benefits, and risks must be reviewed with a qualified healthcare professional. Individual results vary.

CURA — How Our Program Works

Your CURA Journey

How Our Program Works

A thoughtful, clinician-guided process designed around your health, your goals, and your progress.

STEP 01

Clinical Consultation

Meet with our care team to discuss your medical history, current health, previous efforts, and personal weight-management goals.

STEP 02

Personalized Plan

Your clinician determines whether treatment is appropriate and creates a plan tailored to your needs, goals, and clinical profile.

STEP 03

Begin With Guidance

If prescribed, treatment begins with clear instructions, education, and a clinician-directed approach designed to support safety and tolerability.

STEP 04

Monitor & Progress

Regular check-ins help your care team review progress, discuss how you are feeling, and adjust your plan when clinically appropriate.

Treatment recommendations are individualized. Prescription medication is provided only when medically appropriate, and individual results vary.

CURA Weight Management FAQs

Questions, Clearly Answered

Weight Management FAQs

Helpful answers about CURA’s clinician-guided weight-management program, from your first consultation to ongoing support.

“Food noise” is an informal term people use to describe frequent or persistent thoughts about food, eating, or cravings. Experiences vary, and your clinician can help you discuss appetite-related concerns in the context of your overall health.

There is no single plan that is right for everyone. Your care team may recommend practical nutrition and lifestyle changes based on your health history, needs, preferences, and treatment plan. The goal is a sustainable approach rather than a restrictive one-size-fits-all diet.

Many injections use a small needle, and some patients describe only brief or mild discomfort. Individual experiences differ. If medication is prescribed, your care team will explain proper use, injection-site care, and when to report a reaction or concern.

Eligibility is determined through a clinical evaluation. Your clinician will review your medical history, current medications, health needs, and relevant measurements before discussing appropriate options. Medication is not recommended or prescribed automatically.

Laboratory testing may be recommended when clinically appropriate. Your clinician will explain which tests are needed, why they are being requested, and how the results may affect your care plan.

Follow-up visits allow your care team to review progress, discuss side effects or concerns, reinforce healthy habits, and adjust the plan when clinically appropriate. The timing of follow-up care depends on your individual treatment plan.

Treatment is individualized and subject to clinical evaluation. Prescription medication is offered only when medically appropriate. Eligibility and individual results vary.

CURA Weight Management

A Clear Path, Built Around You

From your first conversation to ongoing progress reviews, every step is guided by a clinician and shaped around your health history, needs, and personal goals.

STEP 01

Start With a Conversation

Tell us about your goals, health history, previous weight-management efforts, and the support you are looking for. We begin by listening.

STEP 02

Complete Your Clinical Review

A clinician reviews your medical history, current health, medications, and relevant measurements to determine which options may be appropriate.

STEP 03

Receive Your Personalized Plan

If treatment is appropriate, your clinician explains the recommended plan, how to follow it, what to expect, and when to contact the care team.

STEP 04

Stay Supported as You Progress

Ongoing check-ins give your care team an opportunity to review progress, discuss concerns, and adjust the plan when clinically appropriate.

Treatment is individualized and subject to clinical evaluation. Prescription medication is offered only when medically appropriate. Eligibility and individual results vary.

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