Introduction This essay will analyze the health status, risks, and needs of adults in London Borough of Brent. Using Brent’s epidemiological data, this essay will analyze obesity as a common heath concern with long-term medical implications. The discussion will outline some of the key barriers to healthcare and assess the medical demands of an adult citizen. The roles of nurses in promoting high-quality and holistic care and strategies for assessing community needs will be described. The paper will conclude by presenting evidence-based arguments and recommendations for helping more people address the challenge of obesity. These discussions are essential since they can form the basis for helping many people with obesity. Such insights can also be replicated in Brent and elsewhere to support the delivery of personalized medical services. Nurses form an integral part of the care delivery model or process. They are part of the wider medical force which supports the concepts of collaboration to provide personalized, timely, and sustainable health services. Nurses work continuously with their patients to promote wellbeing and health. They focus on the needs of their patients continuously across the lifespan. They achieve this goal by being involved, providing follow-up services, and offering additional guidelines for addressing emerging medical problems. Nurses should, therefore, liaise with other partners in the field of healthcare to provide services that can take more people closer to their medical goals. My field is that of nursing and it allows practitioners to apply their competencies, identify emerging concepts and clinical guidelines in the field, and apply emerging technologies to improve the overall health and wellbeing of the targeted clients. Background The ultimate aim of the healthcare sector is to provide high-quality, timely, and personalized medical services to patients. Governments and agencies identify emerging technologies, systems, and models that resonate with the demands of different citizens. Agha and Agha (2017) identify and define health as an individual’s state of lacking injury and illness. Wellbeing, on the other hand, is a term used to identify a person who is happy, healthy, and wellbeing (Agha & Agha, 2017). In 1948, the World Health Organization (WHO) presented this definition for health: “a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of infirmity or disease” (Felman, 2020). This knowledge will form the basis of this discussion and describe some of the best approaches for meeting the demands of more people. Medical professionals and clinicians need to complete the profiles of their respective patients. This approach will allow them to identify their health statuses and design evidence-based models for delivering high-quality medical services. This understanding will make it possible for practitioners to learn more about the risks of the individual. The professional will examine the community determinants of health and some of the challenges that might affect the care delivery process. The expert can also identify the neighborhood of an individual and design the most appropriate treatment plan. The consideration of the family will support the provision of services that are guided by the concept of cultural competence (Agha & Agha, 2017). The practitioners will take the family members’ cultural, spirit