Beezee Adults is Bristol's weight management programme offered by Maximus UK. They help adults lose weight in a healthy way and keep it off for good. Services available and how to access them are outlined below.
Due to unprecedented demand, there is a significant waiting time for this service. This varies each month so an exact timeframe cannot be given however, this could be anywhere from 3 - 12 months, based on number of referrals received. In the meantime, patients should be encouraged to access Beezee Academy to access the self-led intervention as well as signposted to the Beezee community page that details resources and local activities available.
Six months of free access to the online learning platform, the ‘Academy’, where people can learn at their own pace.
Eligibility:
Referral:
A free online weight loss programme just for men. Support includes:
• Online group sessions for one hour every week for 10 weeks.
• Support from a nutritionist who will check in throughout the programme.
• A casual, fun, laid-back atmosphere.
Eligibility
Exclusions:
Referral:
Self or Health Professional Referral via website:
Or email:
hellobristol@maximusuk.co.uk providing as much detail as possible including name, DOB, gender, home address (including post code), and BMI. A contact phone number for the patient/parent/carer is required as this is the key contact method. Consent is needed for us to contact them with this.
If the adult is part of a family with young children aged between 4-15 years old they can also learn at their own pace on the Families Academy by signing up to the online learning platform
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