Calumet City & Ottawa, IL · Physician-led

Great Heights Medical

Board-certified care across five specialties — all with Dr. Adeyemi Fatoki, MD.

Immigration Physicals
USCIS-designated civil surgeon. I-693 forms completed same week. Multilingual staff.
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Medical Weight Loss
Personalized to your DNA, microbiome, and glucose response. Physician-supervised throughout.
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Hepatitis C Treatment
95%+ cure rate. Once-daily pills for 8–12 weeks. Testing available same week.
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Styku 3D Body Scan
200+ measurements in 60 seconds. Track body composition, posture, and symmetry over time.
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Addiction Medicine
Board-certified. FASAM fellow. Integrated with primary care for whole-patient treatment.
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Medical weight loss

Weight loss built around your biology

Most programs give everyone the same plan. We start with your DNA, your gut microbiome, and your continuous glucose response — then build from there. The result is a plan your body can actually follow, because it was made for your body.

Dr. Fatoki is board-certified in bariatric medicine and oversees every patient's program directly. If medications are appropriate, he can prescribe them. If you plateau, he adjusts the protocol. You're not handed off to a health coach — you have a physician.

How it works

1
Baseline assessment
Styku 3D body scan, metabolic testing, and a full intake with Dr. Fatoki. We establish your precise starting point — lean mass, fat distribution, and metabolic baseline — before recommending anything.
2
DNA & microbiome analysis
Digbi Health analyzes your genetic variants and gut microbiome to identify which foods work for your biology and which work against it. No two plans are identical.
3
Continuous glucose monitoring
A CGM sensor shows in real time how your body responds to specific foods, stress, and sleep. This goes beyond what any blood panel can reveal about your metabolism.
4
Personalized protocol
Dr. Fatoki reviews your data and works with the Digbi Health platform to build your nutrition, activity, and lifestyle plan. Medications added if clinically appropriate.
5
Track, adjust, rescan
Re-scan with Styku every 4–8 weeks to see what's actually changing — not just the number on the scale, but lean mass preserved, fat lost, and posture improving.

Why this approach works differently

  • People respond differently to the same foods. DNA and microbiome analysis accounts for that.
  • Gut microbiome data reveals inflammation triggers that standard blood panels miss.
  • CGM tracks your real glucose response, not a snapshot from a single fasting lab draw.
  • 3D scanning confirms you're losing fat, not lean muscle — a critical distinction.
  • Direct physician oversight means prescriptions, adjustments, and accountability at every step.

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Digbi Health

Digbi Health is a clinically validated precision health platform that uses DNA and gut microbiome data to personalize nutrition and lifestyle programs. Great Heights Medical is a Digbi Health partner practice.

Already enrolled in a weight loss program elsewhere? A 3D body scan can tell you whether it's working — and where. Book a standalone scan anytime.

Styku 3D body scan

200+ measurements. 60 seconds. No guesswork.

The Styku 3D body scanner builds a precise, full-body model in under 60 seconds with no radiation, no contrast agents, and no discomfort. It captures over 200 measurements that a scale, tape measure, or DEXA scan can't match for speed and accessibility.

The result is a visual, objective record of your body composition over time — whether you're tracking weight loss, monitoring athletic training, or simply wanting to know what's actually going on inside.

200+
Body measurements per scan
60s
Scan duration, fully automated
0
Radiation, needles, or contrast
3D
Visual model updated each visit

What the scan measures

  • Body composition — lean mass vs. fat mass at the whole-body and regional level. Know if you're losing fat or muscle, not just weight.
  • Circumference measurements — waist, hips, chest, arms, thighs. Captured automatically with sub-centimeter accuracy and tracked over visits.
  • Posture & symmetry — spine alignment, shoulder balance, and bilateral symmetry. Critical for athletes and anyone monitoring injury risk.
  • Visceral fat estimate — the fat stored around organs, which carries the most metabolic and cardiovascular risk.

For weight loss patients

  • Establish a precise baseline before starting your program
  • Confirm you're losing fat, not lean muscle
  • Track visceral fat reduction, which carries real cardiovascular risk
  • See 3D before/after models that motivate continued progress
  • Re-scan every 4–8 weeks to guide program adjustments

For athletes & performance

  • Quantify lean mass gains during training cycles with objective data
  • Monitor bilateral symmetry to identify and reduce injury risk
  • Track body composition changes through offseason and preseason
  • Compare posture and alignment across training phases
  • Share objective data with coaches, trainers, and sports medicine teams

What to expect at your scan appointment

Wear form-fitting clothing. No special preparation is needed. The scan itself takes 60 seconds on a rotating platform — no radiation, no contact. Results are available immediately and reviewed with Dr. Fatoki. The entire appointment takes under 30 minutes.

Scan packages available — call for pricing.

Hepatitis C treatment

Hepatitis C is curable. Treatment is simpler than you think.

Modern direct-acting antiviral medications cure Hepatitis C in most patients in 8–12 weeks with once-daily pills. No injections. No hospital stays. No interferon. The cure rate exceeds 95% and most patients experience minimal side effects.

We provide Hepatitis C care without barriers — including patients with active substance use, patients who have struggled to access care elsewhere, and patients who simply weren't aware treatment had become this straightforward.

Who should get tested

Most people with Hepatitis C have no symptoms. Testing is the only way to know. The CDC recommends testing for:

  • Anyone born between 1945 and 1965 — baby boomers have the highest rates of infection
  • Anyone with current or past injection drug use, even once
  • Anyone who received a blood transfusion or organ transplant before 1992
  • Patients on long-term hemodialysis
  • Anyone born to a mother with Hepatitis C
  • HIV-positive patients
  • Anyone with unexplained liver disease or elevated liver enzymes

Untreated Hepatitis C leads to liver scarring (cirrhosis), liver failure, and liver cancer over time. When caught and treated, it is fully curable — and the liver often recovers significantly after cure.

Test. Treat. Cure.

1
Testing
HCV antibody screening, followed by confirmation testing if reactive. We also assess liver health and screen for other conditions that may affect treatment planning.
2
Treatment
Direct-acting antiviral medications taken once daily for 8–12 weeks. Side effects are generally mild. Most patients complete the full course without interruption.
3
Cure confirmation
A blood test 12 weeks after completing treatment confirms cure. When the virus is undetectable, you are cured. Hepatitis C cannot return from the same infection.

Care without barriers

We treat patients others won't

Active substance use is not a barrier to Hepatitis C treatment here. We provide integrated, non-judgmental care — because every patient deserves to be cured regardless of where they are in their journey. Our approach combines Hepatitis C care with addiction medicine when both are needed.

Why it matters

Hepatitis C is the leading infectious cause of liver cancer in the United States. An estimated 2.4 million Americans have it, and the majority don't know. A simple blood test is all it takes to find out — and if you have it, the treatment available today is remarkably effective.

Cure rate with treatment 95%+
Treatment duration 8–12 weeks
Dosing Once daily, oral
Hospital stays required None
Immigration physicals · Form I-693

Your immigration medical exam, done right.

Dr. Fatoki is a USCIS-designated civil surgeon — the only type of physician authorized to complete the Form I-693 immigration medical examination required for adjustment of status. USCIS will not accept an immigration physical completed by a regular physician.

We offer same-week appointments, multilingual staff, and a respectful, efficient experience for patients navigating the immigration process.

What the exam includes

  • Complete medical history review
  • Full physical examination
  • Required tuberculosis (TB) testing
  • Review of vaccination records and required immunizations administered on-site
  • Syphilis serology and other required blood tests
  • Mental health and substance use screening as required by USCIS
  • Completion and sealing of the official Form I-693

The process, step by step

1
Book your appointment
Call or book online. Bring a government-issued photo ID, your vaccination records if available, and any USCIS appointment notices. Same-week appointments are typically available.
2
Medical exam
Dr. Fatoki completes the required physical examination and medical history review. Staff will review your vaccination records and administer any missing required immunizations.
3
Lab work
Required blood tests are drawn on-site. TB testing is administered and read at your follow-up visit if required. Results are typically available within 2–3 business days.
4
Sealed Form I-693
Once all results are in, Dr. Fatoki completes and seals the I-693 for submission to USCIS. Do not open the sealed envelope — USCIS will reject an unsealed form.

Important

Only a civil surgeon can complete Form I-693

USCIS will not accept Form I-693 completed by a regular physician — it must be signed and sealed by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon. Dr. Fatoki holds this designation. Your form will meet all USCIS requirements.

What to bring

  • Government-issued photo ID (passport preferred)
  • Vaccination records — originals or copies, in any language
  • USCIS appointment notice, if applicable
  • Payment — call ahead to confirm accepted forms

Si necesita esta información en español, por favor pídale ayuda a nuestro personal. Spanish-speaking staff are available at every appointment. Please let us know when you call.

Same-week appointments
708.862.8156
Calumet City: 1473 Ring Rd · Ottawa: 315 E McKinley Rd, Ottawa, IL 61350
Addiction medicine

Addiction is a medical condition. It deserves medical care.

Dr. Fatoki is board-certified in addiction medicine and a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (FASAM). At Great Heights Medical, addiction medicine is integrated with primary care — because addiction rarely exists in isolation from the rest of a patient's health.

We treat the whole patient. That means addressing metabolic health, liver function, Hepatitis C, mental health, and substance use together — not as separate problems to be handled by separate systems.

  • Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) where clinically appropriate
  • Coordination with counseling and behavioral health services
  • Hepatitis C screening and treatment for patients with substance use history
  • Metabolic and liver health monitoring
  • Ongoing primary care to support recovery
  • Referral coordination when specialist care is needed

Confidential

Your care is fully confidential. We maintain strict HIPAA confidentiality for all medical care. You can call or come in without anyone else being notified.

Looking for the OTP program? Methadone and buprenorphine dispensing are managed through our CARF-accredited Opioid Treatment Program. Visit great-heights.com/otp or call 708.862.8156.

About Dr. Fatoki

Dr. Adeyemi Fatoki
Adeyemi Fatoki, MD, MPH, MA, FASAM
Founder and Medical Director
Board Certified — Addiction Medicine
Board Certified — Family Medicine
Board Certified — Bariatric Medicine
Fellow, American Society of Addiction Medicine
MPH — Health Policy & Administration
MA — Addiction Studies
Certified Buprenorphine Prescriber

Dr. Fatoki has spent more than 30 years improving healthcare among diverse populations, with deep expertise in addiction medicine, opioid use disorder, and integrated behavioral health. He founded Great Heights OTP after witnessing firsthand the gap in discreet, dignified, office-based addiction treatment — and built Great Heights Medical to address the medical conditions that so often accompany it.

Board-certified USCIS civil surgeon FASAM fellow Bariatric medicine Family medicine Addiction medicine
Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Have a question not listed here? Call us — we're always happy to talk through your situation confidentially.

The Styku 3D scanner builds a full-body model in 60 seconds on a rotating platform. No radiation, no contact, no special preparation. Wear form-fitting clothing — athletic wear is ideal. Avoid loose or bulky clothing that can obscure measurements. The scan is completely non-invasive and results are available immediately. Your results are reviewed by Dr. Fatoki, who will explain what they mean and how they fit your health goals.
Medical weight loss at Great Heights Medical is supervised by a board-certified bariatric physician and personalized to your actual biology. We use DNA and gut microbiome analysis through Digbi Health to understand how your body responds to specific foods — not a generic protocol. We add continuous glucose monitoring to track your metabolic response in real time. We use 3D body scanning to track lean mass vs. fat mass, not just weight. And when medications are clinically appropriate, Dr. Fatoki can prescribe them. A diet app cannot do any of that.
Yes, without reservation. Active substance use is not a barrier to Hepatitis C testing or treatment at Great Heights Medical. We provide care without conditions, without judgment, and without requiring sobriety as a precondition for treatment. Research shows that treating Hepatitis C in patients with active substance use is effective, saves lives, and reduces transmission. Every patient deserves to be cured, period. If you also want support for substance use, we can coordinate that care as well.
Only a USCIS-designated civil surgeon is authorized to complete Form I-693 for adjustment of status. A general practitioner, urgent care physician, or family doctor cannot sign and seal an I-693 that USCIS will accept — even if they complete a physical examination. Dr. Fatoki is a USCIS-designated civil surgeon. If you complete your immigration physical elsewhere with a non-designated physician, you will need to repeat it. Save the time and cost by coming to us first.
We accept most major insurance plans and self-pay. Call our office at 708.862.8156 and we will be happy to discuss your coverage and payment options before your appointment.
Absolutely. The Styku 3D scanner is used by professional sports teams, university athletic programs, and research institutions specifically for athletic performance monitoring. For athletes, scanning tracks lean mass gains through training cycles, monitors bilateral symmetry to catch asymmetries before they become injuries, and provides objective data to share with coaches and sports medicine teams. A standalone scan appointment does not require enrollment in a weight loss program.
Yes. All care at Great Heights Medical is protected by HIPAA confidentiality. Your health information cannot be shared without your written consent. Our office is located in a professional medical building and there is nothing about the exterior that identifies what kind of care is provided inside. You can call, visit, and receive care privately.
Sí. Si necesita esta información en español, por favor pídale ayuda a nuestro personal. We have Spanish-speaking staff available. Please let us know when you call or arrive so we can ensure you receive support in your preferred language.

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Same-week appointments available at both locations. Call to schedule.

Calumet City: 1473 Ring Rd, Calumet City, IL 60409 Ottawa: 315 E McKinley Rd, Ottawa, IL 61350 info@greatheightsmedical.com