LiteWell Maintenance is the long-term phase of care designed to preserve health gains achieved during the Optimize phase and support continued stability through ongoing medical oversight.
Maintenance focuses on sustaining improvements, monitoring long-term trends, and adapting care as health needs evolve. This phase emphasizes continuity rather than frequent adjustments.
Maintenance care includes periodic follow-ups, lab review when indicated, and continued physician oversight. Care is primarily supported through remote care support, with in-person visits used when clinically necessary.
The goal is to preserve progress achieved during Optimize and support long-term health stability.
Maintenance involves less frequent adjustments and focuses on monitoring, while Optimize is more intensive and adaptive.
Monitoring frequency varies based on clinical needs but is typically less frequent than during Optimize.
No. Duration of Maintenance depends on individual goals, clinical status, and provider recommendations.
Yes. Care plans may be adjusted over time as health needs or clinical findings change.
Yes. Laboratories may be reviewed periodically when clinically appropriate.
In some cases, patients may re-enter an Optimize phase if clinical circumstances warrant more intensive management.
Patients in Maintenance continue to receive physician-led oversight and may adjust their level of care over time.