Obesity is a health condition where a person has too much body fat, which can lead to other health problems like diabetes, heart disease and joint pain. It’s often caused by a mix of factors, including eating habits, physical activity levels, genetics and mental health.
A family doctor or other primary care provider can help by checking your overall health, talking with you about your goals, and supporting changes to eating and activity habits. They can also connect you with other services, like dietitians or mental health supports, and help you explore treatment options if needed.
Telephone information and advice for adults in the community and for healthcare providers who have questions about successful weight management, as well as treatment options.
Reach out by calling: 1-825-404-7460 (Press 2)
For more information visit: Weight Management Information Line
Health Link dietitians can help determine if you need further assessment or nutrition care from a dietitian.
Reach out by calling: 811
For more information visit: Health Link Dietitian Services
Clear filters 
Reset all to default values