Comprehensive Medical Evaluation
Review of your health history, current medications, relevant clinical factors, and treatment goals.
Physician-Led Care · In-Person & Telehealth
Medical Weight Management Built Around Your Health.
Personalized, physician-supervised care for adults—available in person in Pompano Beach and through telehealth in Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut.
In-person: Pompano Beach, FL
Telehealth: FL · MA · NJ · NY · CT
- Individual medical evaluation
- Personalized care plan
- Ongoing clinical follow-up
Prescription treatments are considered only after an individual medical evaluation and when clinically appropriate. Individual results vary.
Dr. Laura Uchôa
Board-Certified APRN
Laura Uchôa, APRN
Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
A more personal standard of care
Clinical judgment. Personal attention. A clear standard of care.
At Diverse Care Now, every recommendation begins with an individual clinical evaluation—not a template.
Laura Uchôa, APRN, approaches weight management by considering medical history, current health, treatment goals, and the level of follow-up each person may need. When medication is considered, eligibility and treatment decisions are determined only after evaluation.
Care decisions are based on the individual—not a preset protocol.
- Individual evaluation before treatment
- In-person care in Pompano Beach
- Telehealth where eligible
Schedule a Medical Consultation
A prescription is not guaranteed. Recommendations depend on clinical evaluation and eligibility.
Care based on your complete health profile.
Led by Dr. Laura Uchôa and the Diverse Care Now medical team.
Physician-Guided Weight Management
A Medical Plan That Starts With the Whole Picture.
Weight management is more than choosing a medication. Every care plan begins with a medical evaluation and is developed around your health history, clinical needs, lifestyle, and long-term goals.
Individualized Care Plan
Recommendations designed around your clinical profile rather than a standard, one-size-fits-all protocol.
Nutrition & Lifestyle Support
Practical guidance to support healthier eating patterns, daily consistency, and sustainable habits.
Ongoing Medical Follow-Up
Continued clinical monitoring, progress reviews, and adjustments based on your individual response.
Prescription Treatment When Clinically Appropriate
Prescription treatment, including GLP-1 therapy, may be considered only after an individual medical evaluation. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
Start With a Medical Evaluation
Individual results vary. Not all patients are candidates for every treatment.
Clear Program Details
What Your Care Program Includes
Structured medical support in South Florida, with clear inclusions and treatment decisions made by a licensed provider after an individual evaluation.
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Diverse Care NowFood Guide
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Practical daily guidance
Meal Structure
Simple organization for balanced choices throughout the day.
MorningBuild a consistent start✓
MiddayBalance the main components✓
EveningChoose a practical routine✓
Explore the food library
Food Choices
Browse practical categories and build nutritional awareness.
⌕ Search the food guide
◉Protein Sources
✦Fiber-Rich Foods
◒Balanced Choices
◌Hydration
Connected to your care
Weekly Alignment
The app supports daily decisions while follow-up keeps care individualized.
01Use the guide
Apply practical food structure during the week.
Apply practical food structure during the week.
02Review progress
Discuss response, routines, and questions.
Discuss response, routines, and questions.
03Adjust with your provider
Clinical guidance remains individualized.
Clinical guidance remains individualized.
Included in the programFood Guide App access
Nutrition Guidance + Food Guide App
Nutrition guidance that stays with you between visits.
Patients enrolled in the Diverse Care Now medical weight management program receive access to the Food Guide App. It supports meal structure, food awareness, and practical daily choices while weekly follow-up keeps nutritional guidance connected to clinical care.
Not a generic diet. The app is a practical support tool used within a physician-guided care program.
The Food Guide App provides educational nutritional support and does not replace individualized medical advice, diagnosis, laboratory testing, or treatment. Recommendations are determined according to each patient’s clinical needs. Individual results vary.
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What People Say About Their Experience
Recent public Google reviews about service, communication, and care at Diverse Care Now in Pompano Beach. Individual experiences may vary.
Physician-Guided Care
A Clear Medical Path Built Around You
Every program begins with a medical evaluation and develops through individualized planning, practical nutrition guidance, and ongoing weekly follow-up.
Step 01
Medical Evaluation
Care plans, treatment eligibility, and individual results vary. Prescription medication may be recommended only after a medical evaluation and when clinically appropriate.
Weekly Physician-Guided Care
One Program. One Clinical Standard. Care Built Around You.
No confusing tiers or generic treatment packages. The program follows one clear clinical process, with every recommendation based on your individual medical evaluation and ongoing care needs.
Program structured and billed weekly
Medical Consultation Included
Your care begins with a medical consultation and individual clinical evaluation conducted by a licensed provider.
Individualized Treatment Plan
Recommendations are developed around your health history, clinical needs, treatment goals, and provider assessment.
Medication When Appropriate
Prescription medication is included when prescribed and clinically appropriate. Medication type and dosage are determined by your provider.
Ongoing Weekly Care
Clinical monitoring, provider guidance, and care adjustments are based on your progress and individual response.
Included in the Weekly Program
- Medical consultation and clinical evaluation
- Individualized treatment planning
- Prescription medication when clinically appropriate
- Provider monitoring and ongoing clinical support
Important Medication Information
Prescription treatment is not guaranteed and is provided only after an individual medical evaluation. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Individual results vary, and not all patients are candidates for every treatment.
Schedule Your Medical Evaluation
Meet with a licensed provider to determine whether this care program is appropriate for your individual health needs.
Educational Health Resources
Four Elements. One Coordinated Care Plan.
Physician-guided weight management may combine prescription treatment when appropriate, practical daily habits, physical activity, and nutrition guidance—adapted to each patient’s individual health needs.
Prescription Treatment
A licensed provider may consider prescription medication after reviewing medical history, eligibility, clinical needs, and potential risks.
Read the GLP-1 GuideConsistent Daily Habits
Structured routines around sleep, hydration, meals, and stress management can support consistency throughout an individualized care plan.
Explore Daily HabitsPhysical Activity
Movement recommendations should reflect current ability, mobility, medical considerations, and realistic opportunities for daily activity.
Read the Activity GuideNutrition Guidance
Individualized nutrition guidance can help patients build practical meal structure aligned with clinical needs, routines, and treatment goals.
Explore Nutrition Resources
Educational Information
These resources are for educational purposes and do not replace an individual medical evaluation. Prescription treatment is provided only when clinically appropriate. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
Adult Wellness Estimate
Your numbers are a starting point. Not a diagnosis.
Estimate your BMI, resting energy needs, daily energy expenditure, and body composition. Then discuss the full picture with a licensed healthcare provider.
Medical Weight Management FAQ
Clear answers.
Individual medical care.
Understand the evaluation, treatment options, follow-up, and medication disclosures before deciding whether medical weight management is appropriate for you.
Treatment starts with a medical evaluation.
Schedule a Medical Evaluation
Medication selection, dosage, eligibility, and follow-up are determined individually by a licensed healthcare provider.
01 What are GLP-1 medications?
GLP-1 receptor agonists are prescription medications that act on pathways involved in blood sugar regulation, appetite, and digestion. Some specific GLP-1 products are FDA-approved for specific uses, including type 2 diabetes or chronic weight management. FDA approval applies to the individual product and its approved indication—not automatically to every medication or formulation in the class.
02 Are compounded GLP-1 medications FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are marketed. Compounded medications are also not the same as FDA-approved generic drugs. If a compounded medication is considered, your provider will discuss the treatment decision and provide appropriate instructions.
03 Are GLP-1 medications safe for everyone?
No. These medications are not appropriate for every patient. A licensed healthcare provider must review your medical history, current medications, potential contraindications, and treatment goals. Side effects may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, and abdominal discomfort; serious risks are also possible. Your provider will review relevant risks and monitoring before prescribing.
04 Is medication guaranteed after the consultation?
No. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription, a specific medication, or a specific dosage. Treatment is recommended only when a licensed healthcare provider determines that it is clinically appropriate after an individual medical evaluation.
05 How much weight can I expect to lose?
There is no guaranteed amount of weight loss. Outcomes vary based on medical history, the treatment selected, nutrition, physical activity, adherence, and individual response. Your provider will discuss realistic, individualized goals and monitor your progress over time.
06 How soon will I see results?
Response and timing differ for every patient. Dose changes and follow-up are based on clinical response and tolerability. Your provider will evaluate progress during follow-up visits rather than promise a fixed timeline.
07 Do I still need nutrition and physical activity?
Yes. Medical weight management is designed to work alongside an individualized nutrition plan, appropriate physical activity, and sustainable daily habits. Recommendations are adjusted to your health status, abilities, and clinical needs.
08 What is included in the program?
The program includes the medical consultation, prescription medication when clinically appropriate, and weekly follow-up support. Laboratory tests and other diagnostic examinations are not included and may be ordered or billed separately when medically necessary.
09 Where are Diverse Care Now services available?
In-person services are available at our Pompano Beach, Florida clinic. Telehealth services are available to eligible patients located in Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut, subject to provider availability, patient eligibility, and applicable law.
One patient. One evaluation. One individualized care plan.