Healthify has partnered with Fortis Hospitals to introduce a hospital based weight management program that combines clinical supervision with digital health tracking. The program has been launched at Fortis Hospital Mohali and will expand to other centres in phases based on outcomes and learnings.
The initiative comes at a time when India is seeing a rise in obesity, metabolic conditions and lifestyle related health concerns. The program is designed to address gaps in long term weight management by focusing not just on weight loss, but on sustained behaviour change and overall health improvement.
The model begins with clinical evaluation by endocrinologists and specialists, followed by personalised care pathways based on individual health profiles. These may include nutrition planning, activity recommendations, lifestyle interventions and ongoing monitoring, with additional medical support where required.
Healthify’s digital platform enables continuous tracking of food intake, physical activity, sleep and key health indicators between consultations. This integrated approach connects patients, doctors and coaches, allowing for ongoing adjustments to care plans and improving engagement over time. By combining hospital led care with digital support, the program aims to improve adherence and deliver more consistent long term outcomes in weight management.
Swapnil Garg, Vice President, Healthify India, said: “Sustainable weight management is not about quick fixes. It is about helping people make healthier choices every day and supporting them with the right medical guidance, coaching, and tools. Our partnership with Fortis is built around that philosophy creating a structured, clinically backed program that empowers people to improve their health in a way that is practical, personalised, and sustainable.”
Vitish Singh, Consultant, Minimal Access Metabolic Surgery, Fortis Hospital, Mohali said, “Weight management is ultimately about improving overall health and quality of life. While some patients may require surgical or medical interventions, the cornerstone of long-term success lies in healthier eating, regular physical activity, behaviour change, and ongoing clinical guidance. Through this partnership, we aim to offer patients a comprehensive and medically supervised pathway that supports not just weight loss, but healthier living.”
