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Revolutionizing Liver & Metabolic Health Through Personal Care
Revolutionizing Liver & Metabolic Health Through Personal Care
At Covenant, we specialize in advanced diagnostics, individualized plans, and state-of-the-art therapies to transform your health.
At Covenant, we specialize in advanced diagnostics, individualized plans, and state-of-the-art therapies to transform your health.
Your liver does more than you think—it’s the key to metabolic health. We help you protect both for a healthier future.
Your liver and metabolism are closely linked, working together to keep your body healthy. When metabolic health declines, your liver often bears the burden without showing clear symptoms.
Obesity, diabetes, and high cholesterol put extra strain on your liver, increasing the risk of fatty liver disease. Left untreated, this can progress into serious complications.
Whether you’ve been diagnosed with fatty liver, have health conditions that raise your risk, or simply want to take charge of your metabolic wellness, our team is ready to provide the care and guidance you need—at no cost to you.
Find out how we can help today.
Understanding Your Metabolic Health
Stronger metabolism and a healthy liver means a better life for you.
Metabolic disorders are on the rise.
The rates of diabetes, obesity, and hypertension have increased in the past few decades. Lifestyle, diet, and environmental factors are fueling a nationwide health crisis with our metabolisms at the center.
Your liver feels the impact.
When your metabolism struggles, your liver suffers. Poor metabolic health can lead to excess fat in the liver, raising the risk of fatty liver disease. Left unchecked, this can progress into serious complications.
It's time to take action.
The good news? Metabolic conditions and fatty liver disease can often be managed—or even reversed—with the right care. By addressing metabolic health early, you can protect your liver and overall wellness.
Understanding Your Metabolic Health
Stronger metabolism and a healthy liver means a better life for you.
Metabolic disorders are on the rise.
The rates of diabetes, obesity, and hypertension have increased in the past few decades. Lifestyle, diet, and environmental factors are fueling a nationwide health crisis with our metabolisms at the center.
Metabolic disorders are on the rise.
The rates of diabetes, obesity, and hypertension have increased in the past few decades. Lifestyle, diet, and environmental factors are fueling a nationwide health crisis with our metabolisms at the center.
Your liver feels the impact.
When your metabolism struggles, your liver suffers. Poor metabolic health can lead to excess fat in the liver, raising the risk of fatty liver disease. Left unchecked, this can progress into serious complications.
Your liver feels the impact.
When your metabolism struggles, your liver suffers. Poor metabolic health can lead to excess fat in the liver, raising the risk of fatty liver disease. Left unchecked, this can progress into serious complications.
It's time to take action.
The good news? Metabolic conditions and fatty liver disease can often be managed—or even reversed—with the right care. By addressing metabolic health early, you can protect your liver and overall wellness.
It's time to take action.
The good news? Metabolic conditions and fatty liver disease can often be managed—or even reversed—with the right care. By addressing metabolic health early, you can protect your liver and overall wellness.
Our Approach
How we support your health and help you take charge of your wellness.
Our commitment lies in improving your health by guiding you through personalized care and dedicated collaboration.
Liver Health
We provide treatment for various liver conditions, ensuring you receive the best care possible.
Fatty liver disease (MASLD & MASH).
Cirrhosis, fibrosis, and liver inflammation.
Free liver evaluations.
Metabolic Wellness
Our team helps manage diabetes, obesity, and more to help you gain control of your health.
Diabetes, obesity, and insulin management.
High blood pressure.
High cholesterol and triglycerides.
Collaborative Care
We work alongside your primary care provider to create health management plans tailored for you.
Comprehensive health assessments.
Ongoing support and monitoring.
Personalized wellness plans.
How We Care For You
Why Covenant is your trusted partner in comprehensive metabolic health.
We do more than manage symptoms—we deliver advanced care and long-term support for your liver and metabolic health.
No-Cost Diagnostics
Access advanced liver scans and metabolic assessments at no cost to you—so you can take action with clarity.
No-Cost Diagnostics
Access advanced liver scans and metabolic assessments at no cost to you—so you can take action with clarity.
Data-Driven Decisions
Advanced tools and trusted clinical insights help shape treatment decisions with confidence.
Innovative Therapies
We connect patients to late-stage clinical trials and cutting-edge treatments not available at most traditional clinics.
Hands-On Support
From initial screenings to follow-up, our team is here to answer questions, explain next steps, and ensure you feel supported.
Could your metabolic health be affecting your liver?
Metabolic conditions can lead to fatty liver disease, but early care makes a difference. Check if common health conditions are putting you at a higher risk.
Diabetes
People with diabetes often have high blood sugar, leading to fat buildup in the liver. Over time, this can cause inflammation and increase the risk of fatty liver disease.
Diabetes
People with diabetes often have high blood sugar, leading to fat buildup in the liver. Over time, this can cause inflammation and increase the risk of fatty liver disease.
Obesity
Excess abdominal fat overloads the liver, making it harder to process fats efficiently and raises the risk of fatty liver disease.
Hypertension
High blood pressure strains the liver, disrupting blood flow and promoting fat buildup.
High Cholesterol
High cholesterol causes fat buildup in the liver, reducing function and raising the risk of more serious conditions.
PCOS
PCOS is a hormonal disorder that can lead to insulin resistance, increasing fat storage in the liver.
The CEO of Covenant
Meet Our Founder: Dr. Guy W. Neff
MD, MBA, FAASLD
The CEO of Covenant
Meet Our Founder: Dr. Guy W. Neff
MD, MBA, FAASLD
Dr. Guy Neff’s passion for improving lives began in academic medicine and transplantation, where he witnessed the devastating impact of end-stage organ failure.
Driven to address health issues before they reach this critical stage, he founded Covenant to offer advanced treatments for metabolic diseases, obesity, fatty liver, and diabetes.
His mission is simple: to help people avoid the consequences of organ failure through early intervention and innovative therapies.
With his deep expertise in liver diseases and metabolic care, Dr. Neff is dedicated to providing transformative solutions to those who need them most.
Testimonials
Explore the difference we’ve made in our patients’ lives.
Real stories from our patients about their journeys to better health with Covenant.
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Dr. Neff is the most passionate doctor I've ever met, and that passion shows in the entire team. They truly care about you and your health, making you feel like you're in good hands.
John S.
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Thanks to the research and medication, I can be here and give my children a life. I'm so grateful to Dr. Neff, Ms. Heather, and the entire Covenant Research team.
Daniel J.
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I was scared when I was referred to Covenant, but the professionalism and thoughtfulness impressed me. The Covenant experience has been terrific—there is not one negative I can think of.
Marie N.
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From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed and cared for. Everything was explained clearly, making sure I understood the process. Because of Covenant, I feel empowered.
Marisol R.
Testimonials
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Real stories from our patients about their journeys to better health with Covenant.
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Dr. Neff is the most passionate doctor I've ever met, and that passion shows in the entire team. They truly care about you and your health, making you feel like you're in good hands.
John S.
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Thanks to the research and medication, I can be here and give my children a life. I'm so grateful to Dr. Neff, Ms. Heather, and the entire Covenant Research team.
Daniel J.
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I was scared when I was referred to Covenant, but the professionalism and thoughtfulness impressed me. The Covenant experience has been terrific—there is not one negative I can think of.
Marie N.
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From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed and cared for. Everything was explained clearly, making sure I understood the process. Because of Covenant, I feel empowered.
Marisol R.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is liver disease diagnosed?
Liver disease is diagnosed through blood tests, imaging (like ultrasound or FibroScan), and sometimes a liver biopsy. These tests check for liver fat, inflammation, and scarring, helping detect conditions like MASLD (a buildup of fat in the liver) and MASH (a more serious form of liver damage). Catching it early can help prevent complications.
What is MASLD and MASH?
MASLD (Metabolic dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease) is a condition where excess fat builds up in the liver, often linked to factors such as obesity, diabetes, and high cholesterol.
MASH (Metabolic dysfunction-Associated Steatohepatitis) is a more serious form of MASLD, where the fat causes severe inflammation and liver damage. If left untreated, it can lead to scarring, cirrhosis, or liver failure.
What are the symptoms of MASH?
MASH often has no symptoms in the early stages, which is why many people don’t realize they have it. As the disease progresses, some may experience:
• Fatigue or feeling unusually tired
• Discomfort or pain in the upper right abdomen
• Unexplained weight loss
• Weakness
Can liver disease be reversed?
In many cases, yes — early-stage liver disease can be slowed, stopped, or even reversed with lifestyle changes. Eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly, managing weight, and controlling conditions like diabetes can help the liver heal.
Clinical trials may offer emerging treatments that could help. At Covenant, we’re here to support you with expert care and the latest therapies to guide your recovery.
Why is liver health important?
Liver health is crucial because the liver plays a vital role in your overall well-being. It helps:
• Filter toxins from your blood, keeping your body clean
• Produce bile, which is necessary for digestion and fat absorption
• Store energy and nutrients to fuel your body
• Regulate metabolism, including how your body processes fats, proteins, and carbohydrates
The liver is your body’s powerhouse. Maintaining liver health is essential for a balanced, healthy life.
What are common health conditions associated with MASLD and MASH?
Common health conditions that often occur alongside MASLD and MASH include:
• Obesity
• Type 2 diabetes
• Hypertension
• High cholesterol
• Cardiovascular disease
• Chronic kidney disease
Having regular checkups and lifestyle changes are important for managing your liver health and overall well-being.
How is liver disease diagnosed?
Liver disease is diagnosed through blood tests, imaging (like ultrasound or FibroScan), and sometimes a liver biopsy. These tests check for liver fat, inflammation, and scarring, helping detect conditions like MASLD (a buildup of fat in the liver) and MASH (a more serious form of liver damage). Catching it early can help prevent complications.
What is MASLD and MASH?
MASLD (Metabolic dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease) is a condition where excess fat builds up in the liver, often linked to factors such as obesity, diabetes, and high cholesterol.
MASH (Metabolic dysfunction-Associated Steatohepatitis) is a more serious form of MASLD, where the fat causes severe inflammation and liver damage. If left untreated, it can lead to scarring, cirrhosis, or liver failure.
What are the symptoms of MASH?
MASH often has no symptoms in the early stages, which is why many people don’t realize they have it. As the disease progresses, some may experience:
• Fatigue or feeling unusually tired
• Discomfort or pain in the upper right abdomen
• Unexplained weight loss
• Weakness
Can liver disease be reversed?
In many cases, yes — early-stage liver disease can be slowed, stopped, or even reversed with lifestyle changes. Eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly, managing weight, and controlling conditions like diabetes can help the liver heal.
Clinical trials may offer emerging treatments that could help. At Covenant, we’re here to support you with expert care and the latest therapies to guide your recovery.
Why is liver health important?
Liver health is crucial because the liver plays a vital role in your overall well-being. It helps:
• Filter toxins from your blood, keeping your body clean
• Produce bile, which is necessary for digestion and fat absorption
• Store energy and nutrients to fuel your body
• Regulate metabolism, including how your body processes fats, proteins, and carbohydrates
The liver is your body’s powerhouse. Maintaining liver health is essential for a balanced, healthy life.
What are common health conditions associated with MASLD and MASH?
Common health conditions that often occur alongside MASLD and MASH include:
• Obesity
• Type 2 diabetes
• Hypertension
• High cholesterol
• Cardiovascular disease
• Chronic kidney disease
Having regular checkups and lifestyle changes are important for managing your liver health and overall well-being.
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