The Ella Health & Weight Registry
A community working to make health care better for every body
When you join the Ella Health & Weight Registry, you’re adding your voice to a growing movement to improve health, weight care, and access for all. It only takes a few minutes to sign up, and your input could help shape the future of health care — including opportunities to take part in clinical trials.
Whether you’ve faced challenges with weight, health, stigma, or care…
you’re not alone, and you belong here.
What is the Ella Health & Weight Registry?
Nearly two-thirds of adults in the U.S. live with obesity — but their lived experiences are often left out of healthcare conversations and research.
The Ella Health & Weight Registry is part of Everyday Lives Leading Advances: Ella. By signing up and completing a short survey, you help us better understand real-world health and weight experiences.
Your participation helps us support your health journey and may qualify you for future research opportunities, including clinical trials for GLP-1 weight-loss medications. If you are selected, participation is always optional.
Together, we’re building a more inclusive, compassionate future for every body.
Why join?
Discover health and wellness tips from trusted medical professionals
Find potential access to clinical trials, including those for GLP-1 medications
Influence health care just by answering a few simple questions
It's quick, free, and always up to you what you share
Who can join?
Anyone 18 or older is welcome.
The registry focuses on people with a BMI of 27 or higher, but if you care about improving health and weight care — for yourself or others — we invite you to join us.
Bring your friends. Invite your family. Together, we can spark change that makes healthcare better for everyone.
Ania Jastreboff, MD, PhD
Dr. Jastreboff, a leading Yale researcher and key contributor to Ella, brings expert insight to our community alongside fellow Yale researchers. In this episode of The Oprah Podcast, she joins Oprah to discuss GLP-1 medications like Ozempic — how they work, why obesity is a disease, and what this means for lasting weight loss.
Ready to get started?
Join the movement that’s accelerating wellness research for you and your family.