Obesity is a common, yet serious disease that results from genetic and environmental driven factors that lead to inappropriately elevated levels of body fat mass. Patients often receive a diagnosis of obesity based on body mass index (BMI) in their medical chart, without adequate explanations of how their BMI relates to their health and discussions of obesity as a complex disease with a biological basis. These gaps in communication between the physicians and patients can lead to internalization of weight bias that has a detrimental effect on both physical and mental health and can make patients less likely to seek health care and comply with recommendations. This project, therefore, aims to develop communication tools that guide constructive discussion on obesity between physician and patient, in turn leading to effective clinical care for patients with obesity.