About
Lisa Netkowicz, MD is a UW Health obesity medicine provider and a clinical assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Dr. Netkowicz is board certified in obesity medicine and now focuses on helping patients improve their health.
Dr. Netkowicz treats conditions like type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, high cholesterol and liver problems related to weight. Many patients come to her after trying other treatments that didn’t work. She offers expert care to help them reach their health goals and feel better.
Her philosophy of care is to treat each patient as a whole person. Dr. Netkowicz takes time to understand each person’s medical history, lifestyle, and the challenges they face. She works closely with patients to create a plan that fits their needs, offering support through medications, advice, and other tools. She makes sure patients feel safe, respected, and heard—especially during their first visit.
Outside of work, Dr. Netkowicz enjoys biking, cooking, and learning about food from different cultures. She loves spending time with her two young children and values being part of her community. She also makes sure to use each patient’s preferred name and pronouns to help them feel welcome and comfortable.
My hope for patients is that they can find joy and healing in leading the best life for them.
- English
Education & credentials
- Family Medicine
- Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA
- UW Family Medicine Residency Program, Madison, WI