Pioneering the obesity center of excellence – webinar
Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford, Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and Dr. Richard Frank, Vida’s Chief Medical Officer, discuss implementing a virtual obesity center of excellence to meet this disease head-on.
On-demand Webinar
Pioneering the obesity center of excellence
About the webinar
Nearly 50% of Americans are on track to have obesity by 2030. Organizations increasingly recognize the need for innovative and effective treatment options to both help manage the disease and control the associated costs.
Curious how an obesity center of excellence could help the people in your organization?
Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford, Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and Dr. Richard Frank, Vida’s Chief Medical Officer, discuss implementing a virtual obesity center of excellence to meet this disease head-on.
Watch the replay to learn:
Why addressing the multi-factorial nature of obesity needs a multi-disciplinary care team
Dr. Stanford’s perspective on the role medications can play in treatment
How an obesity center of excellence with trained obesity medicine providers can deliver the gold standard in care
Featured Speakers
Dr. Richard Frank
Chief Medical Officer at Vida
Dominic Belmonte
Senior Manager of Partnerships at Vida
Dr. Fatima Cody
Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard
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