Managing a CaReMeLO patient in primary care can be very challenging. Understanding that obesity is a life-changing chronic condition and not just a simple cosmetic issue is essential. It is a condition that needs to be taken seriously by the patient, their family, and the doctor, and treated correctly and in a timely manner. Furthermore, a CaReMeLO patient usually requires special care and support. Type II diabetes, chronic heart failure, CKD, and other conditions may affect a CaReMeLO patient’s physical and mental health, potentially leading to severe social isolation. The problem may, in turn, worsen, placing a greater burden on the patient’s relatives and the healthcare system.For a family physician, striking a balance between the disease and respecting the patient as an individual can be challenging, especially in a context where stigmatisation is no longer tolerated. In my workshop, I would like to discuss with the group how we can encourage both the patient and their family to remain active and sustainable in this journey, while enhancing the family physician’s role in managing complex medical cases.45-Minute Workshop for 30 Participants The participants will be divided into 3 groups of 10. 1. Each group will present the needs and perspectives of different stakeholders: the patient, their family, the family physician, as each role plays a significant part in managing a CaReMeLO patient. Following the discussion, the groups will present their ideas to the whole workshop. 2. Groups will discuss possible barriers they may face while accepting and managing the disease. Short presentations of these barriers will follow. 3. Conclusion and reflectionImproved understanding of each group, their needs, and potential barriers, leading to better communication and support.Enhancing the role of family physicians in managing CaReMeLO patients and in connecting the patient with their family.