Medical weight loss for the Central Valley, from home.
Stockton to Bakersfield, Modesto to Visalia: see a licensed California provider by telehealth instead of driving to a specialist.
Talk to our team about getting started, what a visit includes, and pricing.
The Central Valley covers a lot of ground, and medical weight management programs can be far apart. 6 Day brings its physician-supervised program to Valley patients by telehealth, with a licensed provider guiding every step.
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You start with an evaluation of your health history and goals. If a plan is right for you, follow-ups keep it on track and adjust it as you go, with the 6 Day Body app for support between visits.
Three simple steps.
Call or book online
Pick a time that works for you.
Meet your provider
A licensed California provider reviews your health history and goals.
Start your plan
Follow-ups to adjust as you go, plus the 6 Day Body app between visits.
Questions from Central Valley patients
Do you have a clinic in Fresno or Bakersfield?
Not yet. Central Valley patients are seen by telehealth. If you would like a clinic nearby, tell us. It helps us plan.
Can I schedule around my work hours?
Telehealth visits are usually short and can often fit around a work schedule. Call or book online to see current availability.
Is telehealth available where I live?
Telehealth is available to patients located anywhere in California at the time of the visit, including all of Central Valley.
Will I be prescribed medication?
Only if a licensed provider decides it is clinically appropriate for you after an evaluation. Many plans focus on nutrition, coaching, and supportive care.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can call or book online directly.
Other regions
Start from home today.
See a licensed provider by telehealth, anywhere in Central Valley.
Adults 18 and older. Telehealth is available to patients located in California at the time of the visit. Individual results vary. A therapy is considered only after a medical evaluation, and only when a licensed provider decides it is clinically appropriate.