bariatric program

Dr. Troy Glembot explains VH Metabolic & Bariatric Program

21 January 2021

We pre-recorded today’s conversation via Zoom with Dr. Troy Glembot, Medical Director of the Valley Health Metabolic & Bariatric Program.

We discussed:

How long has metabolic and bariatric surgery been done
Who may consider metabolic and bariatric surgery
Why is it called metabolic and bariatric surgery
What types of procedures are offered

For more information about the program or to register for an online information session, visit their website: valleyhealthlink.com/bariatricprogram

Dr. Troy Glembot explains VH Metabolic & Bariatric Program

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