Winterthur · since 2012
Obesity is a disease.
We treat it as one.
Most people who come to us have already tried a great deal. With us it starts with an assessment — not with a verdict.
- Phone
- 052 235 05 00
- adimed@hin.ch
What we do
Assessment, treatment and long-term care — interdisciplinary, under one roof.
Assess
Indirect calorimetry, bioimpedance, glucose tolerance test and metabolic laboratory — wherever possible in a single appointment.
Treat
Nutrition and exercise therapy, medication and, where it makes sense, surgical options.
Accompany
Over years, with regular reviews rather than a one-off recommendation.
Your path
From registration to long-term care
Five steps, so you know what you are getting into. The assessment comes first — not the verdict.
- 1
First consultation with a physician
History, previous attempts, physical examination.
- 2
Dietary assessment by phone
Our dietetics team calls to record how you eat day to day.
- 3
Metabolic assessment
Laboratory, OGTT, bioimpedance analysis and indirect calorimetry.
- 4
Results consultation with a treatment proposal
All findings together — and a concrete proposal from them.
- 5
Long-term care
Follow-up with laboratory tests and bioimpedance measurement, adjustment of therapy, over years.
Self-check
Where does my BMI sit?
Body mass index is a starting point for a conversation — not a verdict. It shows which range your value falls into, and what it leaves open.
The calculation happens on your device — nothing is transmitted or stored. BMI is a rough indicator: it does not distinguish muscle from fat and says nothing about where fat sits. It does not replace a medical assessment.
For physicians and medical staff
Journal club, bedside teaching and referral
Continuing education, diagnostics and a short route into our clinic.
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For referring physicians and practice teams: news from the practice, course dates and changes to the Swiss Specialties List — about four times a year.
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