An All-inclusive weight loss retreat includes your essentials. So, you get accommodations, provisions, and training. 

Furthermore, you have your own private bedroom, a shared bath ($50 upgrade for private bath*), meal provisions, and one-on-one and semi-private personal training.

Wi-Fi access is included in the residential guest experience at no additional cost.If you are looking for an “all inclusive weight loss retreat” spa experience with a gourmet chef serving you, look elsewhere.Then, consider the habit of making your own meals under supervision so you keep it up once you go home.How does an all-inclusive Weight Loss Retreat compare to the regular Cost of Weight Loss Camp?All-inclusive is a trendy term these days, so just what does it mean? Boutique is another trendy term. So what does that mean? Does it mean 20-30 staff employees or does it refer to more personal, appointment-only, non-commercial, and certainly not open to the general public?

Cost of Weight Loss Camp – Affordable or Luxury?

Keep in mind that various pages of this site may refer to the cost of weight loss camp services in general, as well as, drop-in or day camp. This post refers to the Cost of the Residential Weight Loss Camp for live-in or sleepover clients. In fact, an affordable boutique experience by private appointment is the best way to describe it.

NOTE: Not all those reading this are candidates for the live-in weight loss retreat. So, to determine your “exercise readiness” and capacity to be an “action taker” please take complete the online questionnaire here. When you are truly ready to make a commitment, compare the cost of weight loss camp services available to you.

What does all-inclusive mean regarding a weight loss retreat?

So, there are weight loss retreats more like pricey hotel spas. Then, there is the most affordable, truly all-inclusive weight loss retreat where we spare you the extra expenses. However, the extras are always available should you want or need to buy them. Therefore, consider a few listed here:

private bath rather than sharing option

morbidly obese accommodation

geriatric or severe decondition accommodation

Optional 3rd Party Local Services Available Upon Request include:

DexaFit Body Scan, RMR (Resting Metabolic Rate Analysis,VO2 Max Cardio-Pulmonary Test)

Massage therapist

Chiropractor

Spa Treatments

So, if you value being in an affordable private residential weight loss camp with high accountability instead of a pricey large-scale public retreat in a hotel or spa, then feel free to call.

Cost of Weight Loss Camp Comparison

For live-in accommodations, you can click on the link below for a comprehensive price chart. Here is a complete service and price list for you to compare. My Las Vegas residential weight loss camp compares with four other regional options. Included are west coast options: Live in fitness in Los Angeles, California – also known as “camptechnique”, “live in fitness camp” and “live in fitness enterprise.”  Then, “Utahweightlossretreat” also known as “RealLifeFitnessandHealth.” In searching, you may find similar monikers for our Las Vegas Fitness and weight loss retreat: “live in weightloss” and “live in bootcamp.” Hopefully, this will spare you any confusion. Debra Stefan residential weight loss camp operates solely since 2008 independent of any other entities or locations. Recently, we rebranded as “Vegas Fitness Retreats.”

All training requires full payment commitment prior to participation. For live-in services, a deposit of 50% is due at the time of scheduling using a bank direct wire transfer, Zelle, ACH or any other direct payment link found on www.DebraStefan.com. The remaining balance is due 15 business days prior to arrival. However, all local services require payment in full prior to participation.

Can I take a tax deduction for the cost of weight loss camp?

If a doctor has diagnosed obesity, then you may qualify for a tax deduction for yourself, your spouse, or your dependent.

Will health insurance participate in the cost of weight loss camp?

Aetna considers the following medically necessary treatment of obesity when criteria are met:

1. Weight reduction medications, and

2. Clinician supervision of weight reduction programs.”

Interestingly, taking weight reduction medications comes with drawbacks. In fact, Aetna policy bulletin on health insurance coverage for weight loss states the following:

“Weight loss due to weight reduction medication use is generally temporary. In addition, the potential for development of physical dependence and addiction is high. Because of this, their use to aid in weight loss is not regarded as therapeutic, but rather involves a risk/benefit ratio, which makes it medically inappropriate in most cases.” 

No. Thai Yoga Stretching is not massage. It is a movement-based practice focused on assisted stretching, not soft tissue manipulation. Therefore, it does not require a massage license.

Fitness professionals, yoga instructors, and movement specialists can integrate Thai Yoga Stretching into their practice to enhance client flexibility, mobility, and recovery.

Increased flexibility and range of motion

Enhanced muscle recovery and relaxation

Improved circulation and posture

Stress relief through guided movement

A massage license is not required, but proper training is essential for safe and effective practice. Debra Stefan, a Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider (YACEP), offers professional training for yoga instructors and fitness professionals seeking to expand their expertise and earn continuing education credits (CEUs).

Self-stretching is often limited by an individual’s own range of motion. Assisted stretching, when performed by a trained professional, allows for deeper, more effective stretches that clients may not achieve on their own.

Thai Yoga Stretch benefits for yoga instructors and personal trainers?

Thai Yoga Stretching is a valuable tool for yoga instructors and fitness professionals, allowing them to:

Offer deeper assisted stretches to clients

Enhance injury prevention and mobility training

Provide one-on-one recovery sessions

Earn Yoga Alliance Continuing Education (YACEP) credits through professional training with Debra Stefan

Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider (YACEP) and ERYT-500 certification held by Debra Stefan enables fitness and yoga professionals to earn credentials from online courses and in-person retreats.