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Weight loss clinics in Nashville include medical programs run by licensed providers, some with GLP-1 or semaglutide programs as the clinic posts them. This directory lists them with dietitians, gyms and personal trainers across Nashville, Franklin, Murfreesboro and Brentwood, showing each one's posted programs, prices and insurance notes. We don't promise results or give medical advice. The National Institutes of Health suggests asking any program for its total cost from start to finish. Confirm details with the provider and talk with your own doctor first.
Nashville Fresh Start lists medical weight loss clinics, personal trainers, gyms, pilates studios and dietitians in Nashville, Franklin, Murfreesboro and Brentwood, with the programs and prices each one posts. We make no health or weight loss claims, so confirm services, costs and insurance with the provider and talk with your doctor.
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Questions
How much is a personal trainer in Nashville?
Each trainer or gym sets its own rates, and the price changes with session length, package size and whether the trainer comes to your home. Listings show a price only when the trainer posts one. Ask about the total package cost and the cancellation policy before you sign.
How do I become a personal trainer?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says a high school diploma is the typical entry-level education and that personal trainers usually must be certified before working with clients, often along with CPR and AED certification. Check what a specific gym requires before you apply.
How much does a personal trainer make?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median annual wage of $47,160 for fitness trainers and instructors in May 2025. Pay at a given Nashville gym can be different, so ask the employer.
Do weight loss clinics take insurance?
Some do and some don't, and coverage depends on your plan and the program. Listings show insurance only as the clinic posts it. Call your insurer and the clinic before your first visit.
How much do weight loss clinics cost?
Costs vary by clinic and program. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases suggests asking for the total cost from beginning to end, plus extra charges such as visits, medical tests, supplements or special meals.
Do weight loss clinics work?
Results depend on the person and the program, and this directory makes no weight loss claims. The same NIH institute suggests asking whether a program has been formally studied and whether staff will check your safety and work with your health care professional.