Physician-Led Medical Weight Loss
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Double board-certified
Obesity Medicine & PM&R
Since 2007
Helping patients transform their health
8 states + D.C.
Telehealth and mobile visit availability
Whole-person care
Evidence-based care built around you
When the Usual Approaches Haven’t Been Enough
This program may be a fit if you:
- Have difficulty losing weight despite making changes
- Have repeatedly lost and regained weight
- Are experiencing weight-related health concerns
- Want to know whether weight loss medication is appropriate
- Need a plan that considers your health history and medications
- Want continued guidance rather than another short-term diet

Weight Is Influenced by More Than Food and Exercise
Eating and physical activity matter, but they are not the only factors that affect weight. Sleep, stress, medications, health conditions, hormonal changes, metabolism, and daily routines can all make losing or maintaining weight more difficult.
Physician-led care looks at these factors together, helping you move beyond generic advice and focus on the changes most relevant to your health.

Understanding What May Be Affecting Your Weight
- Your weight history and previous weight-loss attempts
- Existing health conditions and family history
- Current medications and supplements
- Eating patterns and nutritional needs
- Physical activity and physical limitations
- Sleep, stress, and daily routines
- Previous or current laboratory results
- Body composition when appropriate
- Your goals and treatment preferences

A Medical Weight Loss Plan Designed Around You
Medication Management
Nutrition, Movement, and Lifestyle Support
Ongoing Support
Medication Can Be One Part of the Plan
Weight loss medication is a medical tool—not a requirement or a complete treatment plan by itself. Whether medication is appropriate depends on your health history, current conditions, previous treatment, and individual risks and needs.
When clinically indicated, your care may include:
- GLP-1 or other FDA-approved weight loss medication
- A review of potential benefits, risks, and side effects
- Guidance on using medication alongside lifestyle changes
- Monitoring of your response and overall health
- Adjustments based on effectiveness and tolerability
- Planning for long-term weight management

Medical Weight Loss Care That Meets You Where You Are
Patients can schedule office appointments in Durham, telehealth visits while located in one of Doctor Hudson’s licensed states, or mobile in-person visits based on location and availability. Visit the Areas Served page
Self-pay is available throughout all licensed areas. Outside North Carolina, patients may use traditional Medicare or self-pay; Medicare Advantage plans are not currently accepted for out-of-state care. Insurance coverage does not necessarily include medication, laboratory testing, or every program service, so benefits should be confirmed before treatment. Current appointment and membership costs are available on the Pricing page.

Support From Your First Visit Forward
1. Comprehensive Consultation
2. Personalized Treatment Plan
3. Follow-Up and Adjustments
About Doctor Angela Lipscomb-Hudson
Doctor Angela Lipscomb-Hudson is double board-certified in Obesity Medicine and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and has been helping patients transform their health since 2007. She brings a unique combination of expertise in medical weight management, functional movement, and lifestyle medicine, allowing her to treat the whole person, and not just provide a diagnosis.
Her approach is rooted in evidence-based medicine and designed for real life. Whether you are struggling with weight changes, low energy, metabolic concerns, or the transitions of midlife, Doctor Hudson creates personalized, sustainable plans that help you feel better, function better, and regain control of your health.
Doctor Hudson completed Howard University’s accelerated BS/MD program and her residency at the nationally renowned Shirley Ryan AbilityLab (formerly the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago). She is a member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, The Obesity Society, and The Menopause Society, staying at the forefront of modern, science-driven care.
Throughout her career, including roles at UNC Health and UNC Rex Bariatric Specialists, Doctor Hudson has helped patients achieve meaningful, lasting results through a combination of medical expertise, practical lifestyle strategies, and compassionate, patient-centered care.
