Frequently Asked Questions:
Who is Orbera® For
Orbera® is a non-surgical alternative for those who struggle to lose weight. If you've tried countless other diets and exercise programs, Orbera® can help you by giving you an initial boost to your weight loss journey.
How Much Does Orbera® Cost? Is It Covered By Insurance?
Orbera® costs $7,500 and is generally not covered by insurance. However, you can use FSA or HSA dollars. Because of our experience with Orbera® and other non-surgical weight loss options, we can help you find the best payment option.
Do I Qualify For Orbera®?
Orbera® is ideal for people who...
Are you motivated?
Orbera® is not the right fit for you if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or have had the following: diabetes, gastroparesis, Barrett's esophagus, heart disease, blood clot, previous bariatric surgery, cirrhosis, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). If you're unsure if you qualify for Orbera® or any other non-surgical weight loss option, please contact our team for a consultation. The most common side effects from Orbera® are nausea, vomiting and heartburn. These are typically treatable in the short term and fade over time.
For full safety information, download the Orbera Patient Information Booklet
- Want a "boost" to kickstart a lifestyle change
- Are willing to follow a diet and exercise routine for 12 months
- Have a BMI of 30-40 (generally)
- Have tried fad diets, exercise programs and other non-surgical or medical weight loss options on their own and nothing works
Are you motivated?
- Are you excited to lose weight?
- Are you ready to make a commitment?
- Is this a good time in your life for a major change?
- What have you learned from past attempts?
Orbera® is not the right fit for you if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or have had the following: diabetes, gastroparesis, Barrett's esophagus, heart disease, blood clot, previous bariatric surgery, cirrhosis, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). If you're unsure if you qualify for Orbera® or any other non-surgical weight loss option, please contact our team for a consultation. The most common side effects from Orbera® are nausea, vomiting and heartburn. These are typically treatable in the short term and fade over time.
For full safety information, download the Orbera Patient Information Booklet