Abstract
Bariatric surgery is effective in treating obesity. Postsurgical nutrition follow-up care is traditionally done in person, and limited research exists on the effectiveness of telehealth. This review aimed to determine whether telehealth compared with in-person-care is effective in achieving weight loss post-bariatric surgery. A comprehensive literature search yielded 3 relevant articles. Telehealth was found to be as effective as in-person care in achieving significant weight loss. Dietitians may consider telehealth a viable option for patient care when obstacles to in-person care exist. Future research should aim at identifying when to implement telehealth, ideal methods, and what population would benefit most.