以下文章来源于体重管理三年行动 ，作者体重管理三年行动 体重管理三年行动 . 响应国家"健康中国2030"战略，落实"体重管理年"三年行动，本账号发布权威资讯 2025年4月，国家卫生健康委携手国家中医药局联合发布《关于做好健康体重管理门诊设置与管理工作的通知》，明确要求国家及省级综合医 院、儿童医院和中医医院，须在2025年6月底前基本实现体重管理门诊的全面覆盖。 这一政策的出台，正式拉开了全国医院体系体重管理门诊建设的序幕，充分展现了国家对日益严峻的超重与肥胖问题所采取的积极应对之策。 | 首页 | 工作动态 | 政策文件 | 关于我们 | 返回主站 > | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 政策文件 | | | | Q 影现在所在位置: 首页>欧贸文件 | | | 关于做好健康体重管理门诊设置与管理工作的通知 | | | | | | 发布时间：2025-04-11 来源: 西政司 | | | A A B | | | | | | 国卫办医政函(2025) 113号 | 肥胖困境：体重异常已经成为国民健康的重大隐患 目前，我国体重异常问题已演变为影响广泛的重大公共健康挑战。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the weight management center at Yuebei People's Hospital marks a shift from a treatment-focused approach to a health-centered model in managing overweight and obesity, aligning with the national "Healthy China 2030" strategy and the "Weight Management Year" initiative [2][4][19]. Group 1: Multidisciplinary Collaboration - The weight management center integrates various specialties, including endocrinology, traditional Chinese medicine, nutrition, and psychology, to provide comprehensive management services for overweight and obese individuals [4][7]. - The center employs a full-cycle management model that transitions from single-disease treatment to disease prevention, emphasizing long-term health management [7]. Group 2: Personalized Management Plans - The center conducts multidimensional assessments, including body composition analysis and metabolic function tests, to create individualized intervention plans for patients [8]. - These plans encompass personalized dietary recommendations, exercise prescriptions, and medication advice, along with dynamic health records for ongoing management [8]. Group 3: Traditional Chinese Medicine Interventions - The center offers various traditional Chinese medicine interventions, such as acupuncture, moxibustion, and herbal therapy, tailored to different body types to promote preventive health measures [9]. - The approach aims to enhance the overall weight management experience by integrating traditional practices with modern medical strategies [9]. Group 4: National Strategy and Goals - The "Weight Management Year" initiative aims to significantly improve public awareness and skills in weight management by 2026, with a target of reducing the annual obesity rate increase by 10% [19]. - By 2030, the initiative seeks to establish a supportive environment for weight management, promote healthy lifestyles, and mitigate the rising trend of overweight and obesity in the population [19].

Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - LifeMD reported consolidated revenue growth of 13% year-over-year to $60.2 million for Q3 2025, with telehealth revenue increasing 18% to $47.3 million [18] - Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was $5.1 million, up from $4.3 million in the prior year, while telehealth adjusted EBITDA grew 30% to $2.9 million [19][20] - The company ended the quarter with $23.8 million in cash and no debt, marking the strongest balance sheet in its history [20] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The RexMD business added approximately 10,000 net new subscribers, rebounding from previous lows, with 8,000 of these coming from the sexual health segment [4][43] - Telehealth subscriber growth remained strong, with active subscribers increasing 14% year-over-year to over 310,000 [18] - Weight management continues to represent over 50% of total revenue, although there was a slight sequential decline in subscriber base [23] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company is positioned to offer branded GLP-1 therapies at significantly reduced prices, with Wegovy and Ozempic available for $199 for the first two doses, a 60% reduction from current prices [8] - The anticipated approval of the Wegovy pill is expected to broaden access and accelerate demand, with estimates suggesting a potential market expansion of 25-50% due to patient preference for oral medications [56] Company Strategy and Development Direction - LifeMD's strategic priorities for 2026 include accelerating growth in weight management, scaling women's and behavioral health businesses, and launching a unified LifeMD platform [6] - The company aims to leverage collaborations with Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly to enhance its competitive advantage in the GLP-1 space [7] - LifeMD is investing in a 503A compounding pharmacy to improve margins and control over patient experience, which is expected to drive growth across multiple health categories [11][55] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management expressed optimism about 2026, highlighting the potential for improved pricing and coverage for branded therapies, which could significantly enhance revenue streams [25][30] - The competitive landscape in the weight management category remains challenging due to low-cost compounded products, but management believes that maintaining a focus on high-quality offerings will create long-term shareholder value [7][41] - The integration of insurance coverage is expected to positively impact customer acquisition costs and overall business performance [31] Other Important Information - The company divested its majority interest in WorkSimpli, strengthening its balance sheet and allowing it to focus solely on virtual care and pharmacy [5] - LifeMD is launching a new consumer-facing app and website, which is anticipated to enhance cross-selling capabilities and improve patient retention [52] Q&A Session Summary Question: Can you talk about the mix of telehealth product revenue, especially in weight loss? - The weight management segment still constitutes over 50% of total revenue, with a slight sequential decline in subscriber base noted [23] Question: How much of the growth in RexMD is driven by men's HRT versus ED? - Approximately 8,000 of the 10,000 new subscribers came from the sexual health business, primarily ED [43] Question: What impact do you expect from the approval of oral obesity products? - The Wegovy pill is expected to significantly expand the market, with estimates suggesting a 25-50% increase in patient uptake due to preference for oral medications [56] Question: How will insurance coverage affect your revenue? - A significant percentage of patients currently drop out due to lack of insurance coverage, and increased coverage is expected to have a massive positive impact on revenue [31] Question: What are the expectations for telehealth margins going forward? - Margins may slightly decline due to a shift in business mix, but all new offerings are expected to be accretive to the bottom line [46]

Core Viewpoint - The National Health Commission's Hospital Management Research Institute has announced the selected project units for the construction of weight management centers in medical institutions, with Weifang Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital being one of the selected units [1][3]. Group 1: Project Objectives - The project aims to improve the construction and management standards of weight management centers, enhance multidisciplinary collaboration, elevate the professional level of medical staff, optimize service processes, and strengthen social education and patient management [3]. - The initiative seeks to summarize effective and replicable management models for weight management centers, providing typical experiences and cases for reference, thereby promoting the professionalization and standardization of weight management services in medical institutions [3]. Group 2: Weifang Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital's Weight Management Center - The weight management center is led by the endocrinology department and collaborates with various specialties, including clinical nutrition, acupuncture and massage, gastrointestinal surgery, rehabilitation, and psychology, to provide a comprehensive solution for patients [6]. - The center addresses issues such as simple obesity, metabolic syndrome, and postoperative weight rebound, utilizing traditional Chinese medicine's holistic approach and differential treatment principles to develop dietary plans that integrate food therapy and medication [8]. Group 3: Treatment and Monitoring Techniques - The center employs modern medical technologies, including Inbody body composition analysis, to dynamically monitor over ten indicators such as body fat rate and basal metabolic rate [12]. - The treatment approach combines traditional Chinese medicine techniques with modern medical methods, including GLP-1 receptor agonists and weight loss surgery, forming a comprehensive intervention model that addresses obesity and related metabolic diseases like diabetes and fatty liver [12].

Group 1 - The National Health Commission's Hospital Management Research Institute announced the selection of 100 medical institutions for the weight management center construction project, with Tai'an Central Hospital's proposal recognized as a successful entry [1] - Over 800 units participated in the application process, with multiple rounds of evaluation leading to the final selection [1] - The project is led by the hospital's vice president Wang Xingling and aims to enhance the development of weight management in Tai'an [1] Group 2 - Tai'an Central Hospital established the first medical weight loss center in the city, integrating weight loss outpatient services and creating a one-stop weight management center [3] - In the past year, the weight loss center has treated over 2,000 patients, established health records for over 450 weight loss patients, and included 110 individuals in a weight loss training camp [3] - The center reported a total weight loss of 2,400 kg, with an average weight loss of 5.3 kg per patient, and 87% of patients losing more than 5% of their body weight [3] Group 3 - The weight management center aims to develop a new management model, promoting multidisciplinary collaboration within the hospital and integrating community management [4] - The initiative aligns with the national call for weight management and aims to enhance service capabilities while contributing to the "Healthy China" strategy [4]

Core Insights - The event "2025 Public Hospital High-Quality Development Research Exchange (Fujian)" was held in Quanzhou, focusing on weight management and high-quality development of public hospitals [1][8] - The initiative aims to promote health weight management practices and gather innovative case studies for a healthier China by 2025 [7][8] Group 1: Recommendations and Strategies - Chen Qiuting, Deputy Director of Quanzhou Health Commission, emphasized the need for careful planning in integrating weight management into hospital development, shifting focus from disease treatment to health promotion [1] - The importance of standardized services was highlighted, including talent training and multidisciplinary collaboration to ensure safety and effectiveness in healthcare delivery [1] - A community-oriented approach is recommended to ensure that quality healthcare resources are accessible to the public, aiming for the goal of "healthy weight, happy life" [1] Group 2: Public Health Challenges and Responses - Wang Zongping, Deputy Director of Quanzhou Medical Insurance Bureau, noted that overweight and obesity are significant public health issues, prompting a shift in medical insurance focus from disease treatment to prevention and health management [2] - The city plans to implement a "Weight Management Year" initiative to enhance health management and improve the quality of life for patients while optimizing medical insurance funds [2] Group 3: Innovative Practices and Models - The Fujian Medical University Second Affiliated Hospital has initiated a comprehensive weight management project, providing personalized solutions and enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration [2] - Wu Jing from the China CDC highlighted the need for a supportive environment for weight management, advocating for community engagement and lifecycle monitoring to combat chronic diseases linked to obesity [3] - A proposed integrated health weight management system includes prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, and management, aiming to reduce obesity rates and related health risks [3] Group 4: Development of Weight Management Centers - Jin Chunlin from Shanghai Health Development Research Center discussed the benefits of establishing weight management centers in hospitals, which enhance professional development and hospital reputation [4] - Zhang Nengwei from Peking University International Hospital emphasized the necessity of standardized processes and multidisciplinary collaboration to provide coherent health management services [4] Group 5: Collaborative Efforts and Future Directions - Cai Yuehong from Weifang People's Hospital shared insights on the advantages of public hospitals leading weight management initiatives, which can enhance public awareness and prevent chronic diseases [5] - The establishment of the "Quanzhou Regional Weight Management Center" aims to innovate chronic disease management and improve healthcare delivery through collaborative efforts [13]

Core Viewpoint - Shenyang is implementing five major initiatives to combat obesity and improve public health from the second half of this year until the end of next year, focusing on weight management capabilities, public awareness, supportive environments, intervention services, and targeted groups [1][2] Group 1: Weight Management Initiatives - The initiatives include enhancing the capabilities of weight management teams by establishing a three-tiered management network and a collaborative mechanism among 12 departments [1] - The goal is to achieve full coverage of professional services in all streets and towns by the end of 2026 [1] Group 2: Supportive Environment Construction - Shenyang will promote the establishment of 11 types of health-supportive environments, including healthy units, schools, canteens, and supermarkets [1] - The city aims to popularize healthy eating patterns and create a "15-minute healthy living circle" to encourage physical activity among residents [1] Group 3: Medical and Health Services - The city plans to establish "weight management clinics" in secondary and higher-level medical institutions, focusing on personalized interventions for different obesity levels [2] - Special attention will be given to key populations such as pregnant women, infants, students, and the elderly, with tailored weight management services [2] Group 4: Health Education and Public Awareness - Health records will be created for children aged 0-6, and weight management will be integrated into school health education [2] - The initiative includes a comprehensive public science education campaign to disseminate health information widely [2]

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Shanghai Changzheng Hospital Weight Management Center marks a shift in China's obesity prevention and control from "single treatment" to "comprehensive management," potentially setting a benchmark for chronic disease prevention in the future [1][3]. Group 1: Background and Context - The center was officially inaugurated on June 20, 2025, as an innovative response to China's severe obesity problem, aiming to provide patients with scientific, comprehensive, and sustainable health management services [1]. - Current statistics indicate that the overweight rate among residents aged 18 and above in China is 34.3%, with an obesity rate of 16.4%, translating to over 182 million adults suffering from obesity [1]. Group 2: Operational Model - The Weight Management Center breaks traditional disciplinary boundaries by leading a collaborative effort among five departments: Health Management, Nutrition, General Surgery, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Reproductive Center, creating a "screening-diagnosis-treatment-management" full-chain service [2]. - This model emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration, covering risk warning, metabolic intervention, surgical treatment, physical conditioning, and fertility maintenance, forming a comprehensive management system for obesity and chronic disease prevention [2]. Group 3: Leadership and Community Engagement - Key figures, including officials from the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission and the Huangpu District Health Commission, expressed strong support for the hospital's proactive exploration in obesity and chronic disease prevention, advocating for deeper collaboration between tertiary hospitals and community medical institutions [2]. Group 4: Future Directions - The center's director, Professor Zheng Jiaoyang, highlighted the need for long-term management of obesity as a chronic disease, emphasizing a multi-dimensional comprehensive intervention approach to prevent weight rebound and achieve lasting weight loss [3]. - The establishment of the center aligns with the national "Weight Management Year" initiative and serves as a significant step in implementing chronic disease prevention policies, aiming to provide personalized health management for obesity patients and support the "Healthy China" strategy [3].

Group 1 - The core initiative is the "Healthy Weight Management Year" campaign launched by Beijing's Health Commission to guide the public in better weight management and healthy living [1][2] - As of now, there are 119 secondary and tertiary medical institutions providing weight management services in Beijing, accounting for 44.91% of the total, and 76 grassroots health service centers, making up 21% [1][2] - The campaign involves collaboration among multiple departments, including the Education Commission and Sports Bureau, to promote health weight management across all demographics [1][3] Group 2 - A health science popularization expert database has been established with over 100 experts from various fields to educate the public on weight management [2] - The city aims to enhance the scientific, professional, and precise levels of health weight management by integrating resources from various medical specialties [2] - This year, an additional 31 secondary and tertiary medical institutions and 97 community health service centers will add weight management services to meet public demand [2] Group 3 - Beijing is promoting traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in weight management by establishing a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment platform for obesity [3] - The city has initiated the construction of community TCM symptom clinics, with 13 clinics already established to provide localized support [3] - Future plans include further training of 100 clinical professionals in non-pharmaceutical TCM weight management interventions and enhancing community health services [3]

Core Viewpoint - The increasing prevalence of overweight and obesity in China has led to a significant expansion of weight management services in healthcare institutions, with a focus on improving public health outcomes and addressing chronic diseases associated with abnormal weight [2][8]. Group 1: Current State of Weight Management Services - As of now, 119 secondary and higher-level medical institutions in Beijing provide weight management services, accounting for 44.91% of the total [2][8]. - Additionally, 76 grassroots health service centers offer weight management services, representing 21% of the total [2]. - This year, 31 more secondary and higher-level medical institutions and 97 community health service institutions are set to introduce weight management services to meet public demand [2]. Group 2: Multidisciplinary Approach - Medical institutions are integrating resources from nutrition, endocrinology, traditional Chinese medicine, and psychology to establish weight management centers or clinics, adopting a multidisciplinary treatment model [3][11]. - The newly opened multidisciplinary joint clinic at Beijing Anding Hospital focuses on managing weight issues related to mental health conditions, addressing the complex relationship between mental disorders and weight abnormalities [4][5]. Group 3: National Initiatives and Goals - The National Health Commission, in collaboration with 16 departments, has launched a "Weight Management Year" initiative, aiming to create a supportive environment for weight management over the next three years [8][9]. - The initiative includes educational programs in communities to promote healthy weight management practices and nutritional knowledge [7]. Group 4: Target Populations for Weight Management - The target populations for weight management services include individuals who are overweight, obese, or underweight, with specific medical conditions requiring tailored interventions [13]. - The classification of obesity is based on Body Mass Index (BMI), with different treatment approaches recommended for varying degrees of obesity [13]. Group 5: Differences Between Medical Weight Management and Self-Directed Weight Loss - Medical weight management differs from self-directed weight loss in that it involves comprehensive medical evaluations to identify underlying health issues contributing to obesity, allowing for personalized treatment plans [11][12]. - Medical institutions can prescribe weight loss medications and perform surgical interventions, which are not available through non-medical channels [11].