While weight loss medications can be a viable option for many people, and we do prescribe them in certain instances, patients need to be mindful of their use. As a recent article in USA Today points out, most people stop taking weight loss drugs within a year. Many individuals discontinue the use of weight-loss medications like Ozempic within 12 months due to factors such as severe side effects, high costs, and insurance coverage issues.
The length of use depends on several factors, “about 65% of those without diabetes discontinued the drugs in less than one year. Those with Type 2 diabetes were more likely to stay on the medication at least one year. And those with higher incomes and fewer side effects were also more likely to stay on the pricey drugs, according to a study recently published in JAMA Network Open.”
According to researchers from Truveta, a Bellevue, Washington-based medical research company that teamed up with University of Pennsylvania on the study, the higher quit rate among non-diabetes patients is likely due to cost. People with fewer side effects and better results tend to stick with these drugs longer.
But if you are looking to lose a significant amount of weight, 50 – 100 pounds or more, weight loss surgery could be a more viable, affordable, long-term solution. Consider the following:
• Side Effects – You will have some recovery time after surgery, but most gastric sleeve patients, for example, can go back to work in 3-5 days at a desk job once they stop pain medication. You will need to adjust to your new stomach and follow the post-op protocol, but you will not have ongoing nausea, vomiting, or abdominal discomfort like you could with weight loss medication.
• Cost – Weight loss surgery is often covered or partially covered by insurance. If you don’t have bariatric benefits, we do offer some of the lowest cash-pay, all-inclusive pricing in the country, that could cost you LESS THAN one year on a brand name medication. And while compounded weight loss medications can be more affordable, their availability is closely tied to the supply status of FDA approved drugs like semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro). Once the FDA removes these drugs from its official shortage list, compounding pharmacies will no longer be authorized to produce their versions.
• Increased Weight Loss – Weight loss surgery leads to more weight loss than medications. With Wegovy for example, you can lose approximately 15% of your body weight, compared to 50-80% of your excess weight with weight loss surgery.
• Long-Term Weight Loss – Weight loss surgery permanently alters your anatomy, reducing the size of the stomach and removing the portion of the stomach with the hormone ghrelin, responsible for hunger. So you have a built in tool for maintaining your weight loss, making it easier to follow the post-op protocol. But with medication you are relying on the monthly injection to help with appetite suppression, so once you stop the medication patients often regain the weight they lost and sometimes more.
If you’ve been thinking about weight loss surgery, you’re not alone. The Nicholson Clinic is committed to supporting you before, during, and after surgery, helping you find the right weight loss solution for you.
If you’re ready to take the next step, schedule an appointment with the Nicholson Clinic to learn more about your options today!
February is American Heart Health Month. The alarming rise in obesity-related heart disease deaths underscores the importance of heart health awareness and makes it an ideal time to discuss preventative measures such as weight loss surgery.
A recent article, “Death rates linked to obesity-related heart disease are up, especially among men,” published by the American Heart Association News, highlights a disturbing trend. The study revealed that deaths from ischemic heart disease related to obesity almost tripled in the US over two decades. This alarming rise is primarily driven by narrowed arteries, reducing blood and oxygen flow to the heart, ultimately leading to heart attacks.
The study’s lead researcher, Dr. Aleenah Mohsin, emphasizes that “Obesity is a serious risk factor for ischemic heart disease, and this risk is going up at an alarming rate along with the increasing prevalence of obesity“. The issue is particularly prominent among Black adults, middle-aged men, and individuals residing in the Midwest and non-metropolitan areas.
So, what can we do? The article stresses the importance of managing weight and reducing heart disease risk, particularly for high-risk groups. Lifestyle modifications are key, including adopting a healthier diet, regular exercise, and collaborating with healthcare professionals to monitor heart health.
Weight loss surgery presents a viable option for individuals struggling with obesity. The Nicholson Clinic, a bariatric weight loss surgery center in Texas, offers a range of surgical solutions for significant long-term weight loss. Their services include gastric sleeve, gastric bypass, SADI-S or loop duodenal switch, gastric balloon, lap-band removal, and revisional surgeries.
Here’s why weight loss surgery can be a game-changer:
- Effective and Long-lasting Weight Loss: Weight loss surgery often leads to more substantial and sustained weight loss compared to traditional methods like diet and exercise alone or even the newer weight loss meds.
- Reduced Risk of Obesity-Related Illnesses: By facilitating weight loss, bariatric surgery can effectively lower the risk of obesity-related diseases, including heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and sleep disorders.
- Improved Quality of Life: Weight loss surgery can significantly enhance a person’s quality of life, allowing them to participate more actively in daily activities and experience improved overall well-being.
The Nicholson Clinic provides comprehensive support to patients throughout their weight loss journey. The clinic offers insurance coverage, financing options through Care Credit, and a robust support system, including patient support groups, psychological support, dietary and fitness guidance, and access to a bariatric app.
If you are struggling with obesity and concerned about your heart health, consider exploring weight loss surgery as a potential solution. The Nicholson Clinic can provide guidance and support on the path to a healthier life.
Weight loss surgery can be a powerful tool for change, not just physically but emotionally as well. Many people who undergo weight loss surgery experience an emotional transformation as they lose weight, allowing them to discover their true selves and focus on the joys of life rather than the burden of excess weight. Here’s how the journey can lead to a deeper understanding of oneself:
- Improved Self-Image and Confidence: As patients lose weight, they often experience a boost in self-esteem. This newfound confidence can empower them to pursue experiences and relationships they may have avoided in the past.
- Reduced Focus on Weight and Weight Related Illnesses: The burden of excess weight can consume a person’s thoughts, energy and lifestyle choices. After weight loss surgery, this focus shifts, allowing individuals to redirect their attention towards personal goals and passions.
- Increased Energy and Engagement: With weight loss often comes increased energy. This allows patients to engage more fully in life, participating in activities that they may have previously missed.
- Rediscovering Identity: For some, excess weight can feel like a mask that hides their true self. Weight loss surgery can help patients shed that mask, allowing them to express themselves more authentically.
Support System: A robust support system is crucial for patients navigating the emotional aspects of weight loss. However positive the change is, it can still be challenging to navigate. We offer various support resources, including psychological support, diet and nutrition guidance, fitness recommendations, and a Facebook Support Group which can be a valuable source of encouragement and understanding.
Real-Life Transformation: The journey of weight loss surgery is different for everyone, but the emotional transformation is a common theme. At the Nicholson Clinic, patients often report that they feel that they can finally focus on their life and be more fully present for others once they have lost the weight.
Weight loss surgery is more than just a medical procedure; it can be a catalyst for significant personal growth and emotional well-being. By addressing the physical burden of excess weight, it allows individuals to embrace their true selves and live more fulfilling lives. The Nicholson Clinic offers the support and resources needed to guide patients through this transformative process.
The holidays are upon us, and that means gift-giving season is here! If you’ve had bariatric surgery or have a friend or loved one who has had, or is considering, bariatric surgery, you might be wondering what kinds of gifts would be helpful and supportive on their weight loss journey. Look no further – here are 12 thoughtful gift ideas from our staff at the Nicholson Clinic inspired by the 12 Days of Christmas that focus on health, wellness, and making the journey enjoyable!
- A Guide to Bariatric Surgery: “Weight Loss Surgery: The Real Skinny” by Dr. Nick Nicholson is a fantastic resource for anyone considering or recovering from bariatric surgery. It provides valuable information and guidance for navigating the physical and emotional aspects of the process. You can order it here.
- Healthy Cooking Made Easy: Adam, one of our PAs, recommends an air fryer like the Ninja Crispi Air Fryer, which can make cooking healthy meals a breeze. It’s a time-saving option that allows for delicious, crispy food without the added fat. And this new option is portable so you can even bring it to work for lunch!
- Hydration is Key: A water bottle with time markers, motivational messages, or a fruit infuser can be a great reminder to stay hydrated throughout the day, says Karen, Patient Care Advocate, who always keeps a water bottle handy.
- The Gift of Movement: Long suggests a comfortable pair of tennis shoes paired with a referral to Kourage Health, to encourage a more active lifestyle. Kourage Health offers personalized exercise programs, both in-person and virtually, completely free of charge with a referral from a Nicholson Clinic doctor.
- Mindful Moments: A subscription to a mindfulness or meditation app can help support the mental and emotional aspects of weight loss, promoting overall well-being. Alison, one of our MAs, reminds us that it’s not just about pounds lost, it’s about holistic wellness.
- Tracking Progress with Tech: Denise, our office manager who is very tech savvy, suggests a weight loss journey app. Nicholson Clinic has a custom Baritastic app patients can download. It can be a useful tool for tracking nutrition, fitness, and weight loss. It also offers helpful features like reminders, recipes, and support groups.
- Strength Training Essentials: Katy, one of our PAs, recommends resistance bands and small hand weights as they are versatile and portable exercise tools that can be used to build strength gradually, which is beneficial during weight loss.
- Prioritize Self-Care: Roy, our Nicholson Clinic dietitian, knows that patients often struggle to make time for themselves to work on their weight loss goals, especially during this busy time of year! Set aside time for you or encourage your loved one to set aside time for relaxation, reflection, and activities they enjoy. You can find more tips here.
- Protein and Vitamin Support: Jordan, MA, and Nicholson Clinic Patient Care Advocate, always reminds patients that protein is crucial for weight loss and recovery after surgery. A delicious protein drink and a supply of bariatric vitamins are practical gifts to self or a loved one that can help ensure adequate nutrition. You can order recommended products from Bariatric Advantage online!
- The Power of Community: Support is essential on the weight loss journey. Make sure to join our Nicholson Clinic Facebook Support Group or encourage your loved one to connect with others by joining a support group, finding a workout buddy, or participating in group fitness classes. As suggested by Samantha, MA, Patient Care Advocate, the journey is better together. Remember our team is always here for professional guidance as well. We are with you all the way!
- Personalized Tools and Reminders: Consider gifting practical tools like portion control plates, meal prep containers, or a personalized journal to stay focused on goals. Dr. Roshek encourages patients to check out all the weight loss support options available and find a few things that work for you. Enjoy the journey.
- Delicious and Healthy Recipes: And last but not least, the Nicholson Clinic Bariatric Cookbook, created by Melissa, a PA at the clinic, offers a variety of tasty, high-protein, low-carb recipes specifically designed for bariatric patients. This is a complimentary gift that keeps on giving. Get it here!
This holiday season, choose gifts that nourish the body and soul, and support you or your loved one’s journey towards a healthier, happier life!
A common struggle we hear from our patients at the Nicholson Clinic, is how hard it is to make time to prioritize weight loss goals. While it can be challenging, creating a balanced schedule that prioritizes self-care, weight loss goals, and overall well-being can help you stay consistent and motivated. Here are some practical ideas to structure time each day or week for these areas:
Morning Rituals for a Positive Start
- Stretching or Yoga (5-10 minutes): Gentle stretching or a quick yoga session helps wake up the body and clear the mind.
- Set Daily Intentions (5 minutes): Spend a few minutes reviewing your goals or journaling, setting intentions to focus on well-being throughout the day.
- Healthy Breakfast Prep (10 minutes): Prepare a nutrient-dense, high-protein breakfast to kickstart metabolism and keep you feeling full.
Plan Dedicated Time for Exercise
- Schedule Workouts as Appointments: Block out time 3-5 days a week for exercise, ideally at the same time each day for consistency. Whether it’s a 30-minute walk, a gym session, or a home workout, treat it like any other important commitment.
- Active Breaks During the Day: Take 5-10 minute movement breaks every hour or two. This could be a quick walk, a few resistance band exercises, or stretching to keep your energy up and prevent prolonged sitting.
Mindful Eating Practices
- Meal Prep or Plan Weekly: Dedicate time on a weekend or the beginning of the week to prepare healthy meals or plan balanced options that align with your weight loss goals.
- Mindful Eating (5 minutes per meal): Slow down during meals to savor each bite, which helps you feel satisfied and avoid overeating. Try to make each meal an intentional experience without distractions.
Build in Self-Care Time
- Daily “Me Time” (15-30 minutes): Carve out time daily for a self-care activity like reading, meditating, or spending time in nature. This helps relieve stress and recharge.
- Unplug from Devices in the Evening: Aim for an hour before bed without screens. This can improve sleep quality and help you wind down. Use this time for something relaxing, like reading or practicing deep breathing.
Goal-Tracking and Reflecting
- Weekly Check-In (10-15 minutes): Set aside a few minutes each week to track your weight loss progress, reflect on your achievements, and adjust your goals as needed.
- Gratitude or Reflection Journal: Write down three things you’re grateful for or have accomplished each day. This helps keep you motivated and reminds you of your progress.
Prioritize Sleep and Recovery
- Establish a Consistent Bedtime Routine: Try to go to bed and wake up at the same time each day, aiming for 7-8 hours of sleep. Incorporate calming activities like a warm bath, herbal tea, or light stretching before bed.
- Practice Breathing or Meditation Before Sleep: Breathing exercises or guided meditation can help reduce stress and prepare you for restful sleep.
Weekend Planning and Self-Care Focus
- Plan for Active, Fun Outings: Schedule time for a hike, bike ride, or walk with friends or family to enjoy movement outside your regular workouts.
- Prep for the Week: Take a couple of hours over the weekend to prep healthy snacks, meals, or plan workouts, so you’re ready to start the week aligned with your goals.
Sample Schedule
Morning
- 10 minutes: Stretching or yoga
- 5 minutes: Set daily intentions
- 10 minutes: Healthy breakfast preparation
Lunchtime
- 10-15 minutes: Light movement or walk
Afternoon
- 5-10 minutes: Mini active break or meditation
Evening
- 30 minutes: Exercise or self-care activity
- 15 minutes: Reflect on the day (goal tracking or journaling)
Night
- 1 hour before bed: Relaxing screen-free routine
This schedule provides consistency while being flexible enough to adapt as you need. The key is to make these moments purposeful and achievable, so they gradually become a routine that aligns with your wellness goals.
Nicholson Clinic is thrilled to announce that Dr. Thomas Roshek has been named to the Texas Super Doctors® list for the 10th year! This remarkable achievement spans from 2014 to 2024 and includes recognition as a Super Doctors® Rising Star from 2014-2016. This distinction is awarded to exceptional physicians who have been fully-licensed for approximately 10 years or less. Dr. Roshek was then recognized as a Texas Super Doctor® from 2018-2024.
This honor highlights Dr. Roshek’s unwavering dedication to providing exceptional care to his patients and his commitment to the weight loss surgery field. Earning a place on the Super Doctors® list is a significant accomplishment, as doctors are nominated and selected by their peers in the medical field. Only 5% of doctors in a state or region are named Super Doctors®, and even fewer (2.5%) are recognized as Rising Stars.
Dr. Roshek’s commitment to his patients is evident in his approach to care. He believes in building relationships with his patients and goes beyond simply treating them. Dr. Roshek’s contributions to bariatric surgery and patient care have earned him numerous awards and accolades beyond the Texas Super Doctors® list.
These include:
- Being named one of D Magazine’s “Best Doctors in Dallas” for 2013, 2017, and 2019-2023.
- Recognition as one of D Magazine’s Best Doctors in Collin County for 2013, 2016-2018, and 2020-2024.
- Being voted onto Living Well Magazine’s “Top Docs” list in the Bariatric and/or General Surgeon category for 2019-2024.
- The Nicholson Clinic surgical team, of which Dr. Roshek is a part, was voted Living Magazine’s Best of Three-Eighty North for 2016 & 2017, Best of Frisco/Plano for 2020-2024, Best of McKinney/Allen for 2022 & 2024, Best of Prosper/Celina for 2022, and Best of Richardson/Murphy for 2022-2024.
Dr. Roshek’s 10 years of recognition on the Super Doctors® list is a testament to his ongoing dedication to the field of bariatric surgery. Join us in congratulating Dr. Roshek on this incredible achievement!
Thanksgiving is a time for family, gratitude, and, of course, delicious food! However, for those in the pre-op, post-op or maintenance phase, it can also pose a challenge. But don’t worry—there are plenty of ways to enjoy the holiday while staying on track with your health goals!
Many people try to “save up” calories for their Thanksgiving celebration by skipping meals earlier in the day. However, this can backfire, causing them to overeat appetizers or make unhealthy choices during the main meal because they are overly hungry. Our Nicholson Clinic dietitian recommends treating Thanksgiving like any other day by eating a small healthy breakfast and lunch. This approach prevents you from arriving at the Thanksgiving meal feeling famished and helps you make more mindful, healthier choices throughout the day. Here’s a few other tips things to consider from our team:
Embrace Healthy Thanksgiving Foods
Thanksgiving fare can be quite nutritious, featuring great sources of protein, an abundance of veggies, and a small amount of starch. To make the most of your meal, try these tips:
- Start with Protein: Prioritize lean turkey and other proteins available at your meal. This will help you feel fuller and satisfied.
- Enjoy in Moderation: It’s okay to indulge a bit! Remember, one meal won’t derail all your hard work.
- Savor Your Food: Take your time, enjoy each bite, and focus on the company around you.
Portion Control Tips
If you’re concerned about portion sizes, consider these strategies:
- Take Small Bites: Allow yourself to taste different dishes without overindulging.
- Chew Thoroughly: This aids digestion and helps you appreciate the flavors.
- Bring a Healthy Option: Contribute a nutritious dish to the meal, ensuring you have something healthy to enjoy.
And remember the “3-2-1 method”: take three bites of protein, two bites of vegetables, and one bite of carbohydrates. This helps you prioritize the right foods.
Special Considerations for Pre-Op and Post-Op Patients
Pre-Op Patients
If you’re in the two-week pre-surgery phase, you can still partake in the Thanksgiving feast! Opt for:
- 5 ounces of lean turkey
- 2 cups of non-starchy veggies (like green beans)
- A pumpkin pie-flavored protein shake or bar for dessert
Post-Op Stage 1: Full Liquids
At this stage, solid foods like turkey are not suitable yet, but you can still enjoy:
- Delicious soups like butternut squash or pumpkin soup.
- A pumpkin pie protein shake for a tasty treat
Post-Op Stage 2: Soft Foods
Once you reach Stage 2, you can include:
- 1-2 ounces of soft turkey meat
- 1-2 tablespoons of cooked, mushy green beans or cauliflower
- A small portion (about 1 tablespoon) of mashed potatoes or casserole
- A pumpkin pie protein shake for something festive and sweet
Remember to chew everything thoroughly and eat slowly.
Post-Op Stage 3: Solid Foods
In Stage 3, you’ll likely be able to enjoy a broader range of Thanksgiving foods. Focus on:
- 3 ounces of turkey, cut into tiny pieces with a bit of gravy
- 1/4 cup of green beans
- Mashed cauliflower and butternut squash
- A couple of tablespoons of dessert
Enjoy the Holiday!
Thanksgiving is a wonderful opportunity to connect with loved ones and celebrate. By keeping these tips in mind, you can enjoy a satisfying meal while still prioritizing your health. Have a fantastic Thanksgiving filled with gratitude, love, and delicious food!
While Halloween is a time for fun and celebration, it can be a difficult period for those committed to their weight loss goals. The season’s temptations can easily derail the progress you’ve made. At the Nicholson Clinic, we want to help you stay on track during Halloween, so we’ve put together some tips for navigating the holiday, some alternatives to traditional candy, and how to resist the temptation of indulgent foods.
Set Yourself Up for Success
Here’s few suggestions that can help this time of year!
- If you are buying candy to hand out at Halloween, buy candy you don’t like.
- Don’t buy candy too early so it’s not sitting around all month to tempt you.
- Keep candy out of sight, out of mind.
- Eat protein and manage your hunger. Plan healthy meals so you are satisfied.
- Have your water bottle handy. Drink water and stay hydrated.
- Stay active, take walks and stick to the game plan.
Smart Candy Alternatives
Instead of buying candy, consider healthier alternatives that are still fun. Here are some ideas for non-candy treats to hand out:
- Halloween-themed toys, like spooky stickers, vampire fangs, or fake fingers
- Fun items like glow-in-the-dark bracelets, temporary tattoos, or mini activity pads
- Healthier snacks like dried fruit, mini packs of nuts or small bags of microwave popcorn
- Mini water bottles as kids are always thirty when trick or treating
By thinking creatively, you can enjoy the spirit of Halloween without compromising your health goals.
Managing the Trick-or-Treat Aftermath
When kids bring home bags full of candy, it can be hard to resist dipping into their stash. To avoid this, establish a plan before the candy enters your home. Some patients let their children and spouse hide it, so they don’t know where it is. Others have found success limiting the amount they have in their house. Here’s a few options to allow your children to pick some of their favorite treats and then donate the rest.
- Many dental offices offer these programs to reduce the candy supply in households.
- Another option is to donate leftover candy to organizations that send treats to military personnel.
- Or let a friend or family member take some to their office to be enjoyed.
By planning ahead, you can minimize temptation and make the post-Halloween period easier to manage.
Building a Support System
Having a strong support network is invaluable during the holiday season. Whether it’s family, friends, or our healthcare team, having people to lean on can help you stay committed to your goals. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, consider joining the Nicholson Clinic Facebook Support Group where you can share experiences and gain insights from others who have undergone bariatric surgery.
Engaging with a community or seeking advice from a healthcare professional, such as our medical staff or our in-house dietitian, can provide additional strategies for managing the holiday season. Don’t hesitate to use the resources available to you.
Don’t let Halloween derail the progress you’ve made after bariatric surgery. Remember the importance of maintaining your new lifestyle and diet. With careful planning and a solid support system, you can navigate the holiday season successfully, keeping your health and weight loss journey on track.
If you have been hesitant about bariatric surgery due to cost, remember that your Flexible Spending Account (FSA), Health Savings Account (HSA), or Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) could help cover the expenses for your weight loss procedure! Not only do these accounts help cover the cost, but they also offer tax advantages that can save you money.
Bariatric surgery, such as Gastric Sleeve, Gastric Bypass or SADI-S, is considered a qualified medical expense under IRS guidelines, meaning it is eligible for payment or reimbursement through your FSA, HSA, or HRA. Here’s how each account can help:
Using Your FSA: If you have an FSA, you can use the funds to pay for pre-surgery consultations, the surgery itself, post-operative care, and any other related medical expenses. Since FSA contributions are pre-tax, you effectively reduce your taxable income, which lowers your overall tax burden.
Using Your HSA: HSAs offer even more flexibility since the funds roll over year to year, and you can contribute up to a certain limit annually. The 2024 contribution limits for Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are $4,150 for self-only coverage and $8,300 for family coverage. Individuals who are 55 and older can contribute an additional $1,000 as a catch-up contribution. You can use your HSA to cover the full spectrum of bariatric surgery expenses. Additionally, because HSA funds can grow tax-free, they can serve as a long-term savings strategy for those planning surgery in the future.
Using Your HRA: If your employer offers an HRA, you can be reimbursed for bariatric surgery costs, including surgery, hospital stays, and any necessary medications. While you don’t contribute to the HRA, the reimbursements are tax-free, reducing the financial burden.
Bariatric surgery is a financial investment, but using an FSA, HSA, or HRA can make the cost more manageable and provide valuable tax savings. Check your plan rules and consult a tax advisor. By carefully planning and maximizing the benefits of these accounts, you can ease the financial burden of surgery while taking an important step toward better health and a longer lifespan.
Nicholson Clinic is committed to preventing finances from limiting any patients from receiving life-changing weight loss surgery. In order to best serve all of our patients, we offer a number of payment options, including traditional payments; financing through the CareCredit® (approval required); and insurance coverage.
In many cases, bariatric surgery is considered a medical necessity and is at least partially covered by most insurance companies, provided the patient meets their requirements. Our team of insurance specialists will help you manage the process, working directly with your insurance provider to acquire approval. For more information on insurance coverage for your weight loss procedure, click here. Patients who plan to self-pay for their weight loss procedure can find a procedure cost list here. We offer some of the lowest, all-inclusive, package pricing in the country. For information on payment plans and financing with CareCredit®, click here.
If you’re considering bariatric surgery, now is the time to explore these options and create a plan that works best for you.
Nicholson Clinic is pleased to announce each of our surgeons has been voted to Living Well Magazine’s 2024 list of “Top Docs” and Living Magazine’s “Best of” 2024 list! These annual recognitions are decided on by the magazines’ readers through an online voting process.
This is the 10th year that the Nicholson Clinic has been recognized by Living Magazine readers, this year in three markets: Frisco/Plano, McKinney/Allen, and Richardson/Murphy. The winners are announced in the August 2024 issue. Living Magazine is a leading lifestyle magazine and community resource in North and South Texas.
And for the sixth consecutive year the Nicholson Clinic was recognized in both the Top Bariatric Surgeon and Top General Surgeon Category by Living Well Magazine, a health and lifestyle magazine in Dallas and Collin County. Winners are announced in the July/August issue.
“We are truly honored to be selected as ‘Top Docs’ in our field by both publications. These recognitions inspire us to continue our commitment to providing the highest level of care and compassion to our patients,” says Dr. Nick Nicholson.
Thank you for your confidence in us and choosing the team at the Nicholson Clinic to walk alongside you and your loved ones in your journey to improved health. We are honored to have Dr. Nick Nicholson, Dr. Brian Long and Dr. Thomas Roshek recognized as “Top Docs” again in 2024!
