PHYSICIAN-LED LIFESTYLE SUPPORT FOR GLP-1 CARE
More than
a prescription.
Evidence-informed support for nutrition, strength, sleep, and sustainable routines—alongside care from your GLP-1 prescriber.
Compare the two support options →A DIFFERENT KIND OF SUPPORT
GLP-1 treatment can reduce appetite and food intake.
Your body still needs nourishment, strength, and support.
When intake falls, meeting protein, fluid, fiber, and micronutrient needs can become harder. Haus Health helps you build a practical plan for nourishment, strength-focused movement, sleep, and sustainable routines. Your prescribing clinician continues to manage medication selection, dosing, side effects, and medical monitoring.
YOUR CARE, CONNECTED
One plan.
Four dimensions.
Coordinated lifestyle care
A lifestyle plan designed around the treatment your prescriber manages, with clear roles and useful questions to bring back to your medical team.
Nutrition adequacy
Practical support for nutrient-dense meals, protein, fiber, and fluids—including when appetite is lower or eating feels more difficult.
Strength, function & movement
A realistic resistance and aerobic activity plan designed to support muscle, bone health, physical function, and the activities that matter to you.
Whole-person support
Sleep, stress, digestion, daily routines, and behavior change—addressed together, not in isolation.
HOW IT WORKS
Care that adapts
as you do.
This is not a quick-fix program. It’s a collaborative lifestyle-medicine process designed around your health, preferences, and pace.
Start
Comprehensive consult
We learn your goals, current routines, treatment context, and what has—or hasn’t—worked before.
Build
Your personalized plan
Together, we create a practical lifestyle roadmap for nourishment, strength, sleep, and daily routines.
Choose
Choose your follow-through
Use your written Blueprint independently, or choose the 12-week program for three physician follow-ups and two structured portal check-ins.
THIS MAY BE FOR YOU IF…
You want lifestyle support
that sees the whole person.
- You’re considering or starting a GLP-1 with an established prescribing clinician and want lifestyle support alongside it
- You’re already taking a GLP-1 and need more support with nutrition, strength, digestion-related routines, or day-to-day habits
- You want to support muscle, energy, function, and metabolic health—not focus on the scale alone
- You want a sustainable plan for maintenance, whether medication continues or changes over time
CLEAR CLINICAL BOUNDARIES
Support that complements—
and does not replace—your medical care.
- Nutrition and hydration routines informed by your health history
- Strength, movement, sleep, and stress-management plans
- Behavior-change goals, follow-through, and care coordination
- Questions to discuss with your prescriber or primary-care clinician
- Whether a GLP-1 medication is appropriate for you
- Prescriptions, dose changes, refills, and medication access
- Evaluation and treatment of possible medication side effects
- Laboratory testing, medical monitoring, and urgent concerns
Evidence-informed approach. Our approach reflects a 2025 multisociety clinical advisory for nutrition and lifestyle support during GLP-1 therapy for obesity, including nutrition assessment, nutrient adequacy, adequate protein, strength training, and whole-person lifestyle care. Because evidence for specific nutrition and exercise prescriptions during GLP-1 treatment is still developing, recommendations are individualized to your health history, treatment context, tolerance, and goals.
Read the clinical advisory ↗YOUR LIFESTYLE MEDICINE PHYSICIAN
Lifestyle Medicine & Pediatrics
Adriana Cohen-Hausmann,
MD, DipABLM
Dr. Cohen-Hausmann is board-certified in Lifestyle Medicine and Pediatrics. After nearly a decade in primary care, she pursued advanced training in lifestyle medicine and evidence-based behavior change to help people turn health goals into sustainable daily practices.
She earned her medical degree from Tufts University School of Medicine and completed her Pediatrics residency at Massachusetts General Hospital for Children, where she later joined the faculty as an Instructor in Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Cohen-Hausmann focuses on nutrition, movement, strength, sleep, stress, and long-term habit change. Your prescribing clinician remains responsible for GLP-1 prescribing, dosing, side-effect evaluation, and medical monitoring.
COMMON QUESTIONS
What to know before you begin.
Does Haus Health prescribe GLP-1 medication?
No. Haus Health provides lifestyle-medicine support. Your prescribing clinician remains responsible for medication selection, prescriptions, dose changes, refills, side-effect evaluation, and medical monitoring.
Can you tell me whether a GLP-1 is right for me?
We can review your goals, routines, nutrition, movement, sleep, and treatment context. The decision to start, continue, change, or stop medication belongs with the clinician who evaluates and prescribes it.
Can you help with nausea, constipation, or other digestive concerns?
We can help with practical food, fluid, movement, and routine strategies within the scope of lifestyle medicine. New, persistent, severe, or worsening symptoms should be evaluated promptly by your prescribing clinician; urgent symptoms require urgent or emergency care.
Is this a weight-loss program?
No. Weight may be one health measure, but care focuses on adequate nutrition, strength, physical function, sleep, stress, sustainable routines, and the goals that matter to you—without extreme diets or shame-based care.
Where are virtual visits available?
Direct patient visits are available when the identified patient is physically located in Massachusetts or Florida at the time of the visit. Care is available in English and Spanish.
Which option should I choose?
The $425 Blueprint includes intake review, a 60-minute physician consultation, and a written Lifestyle Action Plan. The $895 12-week program adds three 30-minute physician follow-ups and two structured portal check-ins for implementation support.
THE NEXT STEP
Choose the level of
support that fits.
Choose the Blueprint for a comprehensive 60-minute assessment and written plan. Choose the 12-week program when you want structured follow-through with three physician follow-ups and two portal check-ins.
One identified patient per service. Haus Health does not prescribe, dose, or manage GLP-1 medication and does not replace primary care, urgent care, or your prescribing clinician. Medication questions and possible side effects should be directed to your prescriber. Individual results vary.