Idaho Weight Loss offers a comprehensive weight loss program that follows the Idaho Weight Loss (IWL) Method. The program consists of three phases: active weight loss, transition, and long-term maintenance. During the active weight loss phase, patients have an initial longer appointment where information is gathered and conveyed. Subsequent appointments are shorter and usually monthly. The duration of this phase is typically 6 to 9 months for first-time patients. In the transition phase, the focus shifts towards future weight maintenance, with medication doses gradually reduced and spaced out. The time between visits is also extended. The transition phase can last from 6 weeks to 12 months. Finally, in the maintenance phase, patients demonstrate that they have established long-term lifestyle and metabolic changes. Some may be off medications entirely, while others may require a small maintenance dose. During this phase, patients monitor their weight at home within an individual range established by the clinic. The aim of the maintenance phase is to continue indefinitely unless a return to active weight loss is warranted. Overall, Idaho Weight Loss provides personalized care and support throughout each phase of their program to help patients achieve successful long-term weight management.