When Brandon Lalli found out he was going to be a grandfather, he wanted to be prepared.
“I wanted to get on the floor and play with the grandbaby and not need help to get up,” Lalli said.
Dealing with back and knee issues, as well as a severe case of acid reflux, Lalli weighed 407 pounds at his heaviest. He learned about The Center for Bariatrics at Bailey Medical Center through a friend who had participated in the program.
There are several aspects to consider when choosing a bariatric program. The most important factor for any medical or surgical program is safety. Each patient should feel they are prepared before, during and after surgery to be successful. The bariatric program you choose should have several features and benefits to equip you with the tools to be successful. It is important to understand you are not having a surgical procedure, but joining a bariatric program for lifelong follow-up.
Here are five questions you should ask any bariatric program before you begin your journey.