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Kaiser Permanente Medical Weight Management Program

200 Muir Rd
Martinez, CA 94553 925-295-7795

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Consumer from Concord, CA
Aug 31, 2025
Recommended
Consumer from MARTINEZ, CA
Jul 02, 2025
Recommended
I did lose a lot of weight by limiting myself to just eating the shakes/bars/soups that they provided/directed. I had more trouble with the transition to real food. I have not fully lost the almost 100 pounds that I think might be ideal to lose but I am currently less than 20 pounds over the goal I am thinking about. The hardest part will probably be keeping my weight down as time goes on. I still dream about all the foods I would really like to eat. (And which I assume and look forward to partaking of, to some extent in the future...) They talk/assume about an ideal lifestyle that we were presumably aspiring to when we started the program but that is not accurate. I am not (and have not been) aspiring to what they consider ideal. But, I am hoping to do moderately well so I hopefully don't get obese again like before. The over-$3000 is program costs plus the over-$2000 for buying their "meal replacement" shakes/bars/soups is worth it for me at this stage of life but the cost seemed more prohibitive a few years ago. They do spread the cost out over the beginning months of the program and you do save money by not buying real food, so it wasn't actually too bad. I was able to find similar shakes and bars for a lower cost outside of the program but there is some danger in doing that. Being limited to food from them helps to avoid the temptation of eating more if it than planned.
Consumer from Hercules, CA
Jul 01, 2016
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