A nearby option, with one clear office location
Dunwoody residents can contact Atlanta Medical Institute about medical weight-loss care at the Sandy Springs office: 5009 Roswell Road NE, Suite 201, Sandy Springs, GA 30342. We do not list a separate Dunwoody clinic. Call 404-264-9553 to discuss an appointment and use the complete address when planning your trip. Travel time depends on your starting point and traffic, so confirm the route before leaving.
Focus the consultation on your real week
A weight-management plan is easier to evaluate when it reflects how you live. Bring examples of a typical workday, meal schedule, and the points when staying consistent becomes difficult. If your routine involves commuting, rotating shifts, or caring for family, explain how that affects appointments and meals. Your clinician can use those details alongside your medical history when discussing a practical approach.
Prepare your medical and treatment history
Gather your medication list, recent test results, and any records of previous weight-loss treatment. Include side effects, interruptions, or reasons an earlier plan did not fit. Note relevant conditions such as diabetes, sleep apnea, or pain that limits activity. The first visit should help determine whether further evaluation, nonmedication support, or consideration of an appropriate prescription is the next step.
Compare care plans, not just product names
If you are researching local clinics, ask what the initial fee covers, which clinician assesses you, how follow-up is arranged, and how questions are handled between visits. Semaglutide and tirzepatide are ingredients used in different products with different indications. Ask about the exact medicine proposed and why it fits your situation. A consultation should not promise automatic prescribing or a guaranteed amount of weight loss.
Understand cost and continuity
The AMI initial consultation is $125, prepaid to reserve your time. Medication, testing, and ongoing care may involve separate costs that should be explained before treatment. Ask what happens if your schedule or insurance changes. If remote follow-up would be useful, ask whether it is appropriate and currently available for your situation; some assessments or testing may still require an in-person visit.
Leave with a next step you can explain
By the end of an appointment, you should understand what information was reviewed, what options remain, and what is expected before follow-up. Write down practical questions as they arise. A useful plan connects your health goals with steps that can fit a normal week in Dunwoody, rather than requiring you to organize your whole life around a short-term program.
Your questions, answered.
Is your office in Dunwoody?+
The office is in nearby Sandy Springs at 5009 Roswell Road NE, Suite 201. This page is for Dunwoody residents planning care there.
Can I ask about remote follow-up?+
Yes. Availability and suitability should be confirmed with the office. An initial assessment or selected testing may need to be in person.
How do I arrange the first visit?+
Call 404-264-9553 to discuss scheduling, the $125 initial consultation, and what records to bring.