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Brand-name GLP-1s with a dedicated insurance team that files prior authorisations for you
- Membership
- from $74/mo
- Medication
- Billed separately
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GLP-1 providers
The providers in our directory that publish access to FDA-approved GLP-1 medication rather than compounded alternatives.
FDA-approved medication has been through the approval process and is the product the clinical trials actually studied. Compounded medication has not. This list is every provider we profiled that publishes a brand-name route — filtered on that published fact, not ranked by quality, because we have not tested any of them.
55 providers match this filter.
Ro
Brand-name GLP-1s with a dedicated insurance team that files prior authorisations for you
Hims & Hers Health
Membership plus separately-priced medication tiers, with unusually clear HSA/FSA guidance
WW International
FDA-approved medication only, wrapped in the behavioural programme WeightWatchers already ran
Found Health
Offers both compounded and brand-name routes, plus a Medicare Part D bridge programme
Mochi Health
Flat membership with medication billed separately, and clear on-page compounding disclosure
Lemonaid Health
The lowest published membership fee in this set, with both compounded and brand-name routes
PlushCare (Accolade)
Primary-care physicians, FDA-approved medication, insurance accepted and no minimum commitment
Teladoc Health
Insurance- and employer-led access, generally reached through your benefits rather than bought direct
Novo Nordisk
The manufacturer's own savings and self-pay channel for Wegovy — no telehealth membership involved
Eli Lilly
The manufacturer's own self-pay channel for Zepbound, priced by dose
Calibrate Health
Insurance-first metabolic programme with a three-month minimum commitment
Measured
Low membership with both compounded and brand routes, and published price ranges for each
LifeMD
Low-cost general telehealth membership with weight management layered on top
Amazon
Weight loss care through One Medical, sold as a product listing on Amazon Health
GoodRx
Discount-pricing company offering a low starting fee with brand-name medication
Wisp
Brand-name Zepbound at a flat published monthly rate
Nurx (Thirty Madison)
Publishes the uncomfortable brand-name cash prices alongside its own fees
Push Health
Connects patients directly with independent prescribers rather than running a programme
Sesame Care
Marketplace of independent clinicians offering weight loss appointments
Everlywell
At-home testing company whose Weight Care+ programme publishes an actual refund policy
OpenLoop Health
The clinician network behind other companies' weight loss brands, not a consumer product
Fella Health
Men's weight programme offering both compounded and brand routes
Form Health
Obesity-medicine physicians and dietitians, billed through insurance including Medicare
One Medical (Amazon)
Membership primary care with weight management inside continuing care
Levity
Publishes its own price and the real brand-name cash price side by side
Heally
Telehealth marketplace publishing oral semaglutide and metformin at low self-pay rates
Trifecta Med Spa NYC
New York med spa at $99/month that argues against compounded medication on its own page
Full Potential Men's Medical
Hormone clinic bundling weight loss at $50/month for existing TRT patients
Shea Aesthetic Clinic
Knoxville clinic publishing both insured and compounded cash pricing openly
Ongo
Online service publishing eligibility criteria on the landing page
Walgreens
$49 per visit with no subscription, integrated with Walgreens pharmacy
Tia
Women's health practice with metabolic care, insurance accepted and no booking fee
Mount Sinai Health System
Academic health system virtual primary care, billed like any other medical visit
NYU Langone Health
Academic medical centre programme combining medication, meal replacement and supervision
Centra Internal Medicine
Phoenix internal medicine practice offering medical weight loss including oral semaglutide
Tirzepatide Clinic
Weight loss clinic advertising Zepbound, semaglutide and retatrutide
MDLIVE (Evernorth)
Major insurer-backed telehealth that states plainly it never uses compounded medication
WebDoctors
Online prescribing limited to the FDA-approved products, named individually
Vitality Direct Primary Care
Dallas direct primary care that publishes both brand and compounded cost ranges honestly
QuickMD
Flat $99 visit, no insurance and no membership, including liraglutide
West Medical
Surgical and medical weight loss group publishing honest whole-market cost ranges
WholePath Integrative Care
Integrative practice publishing brand and compounded costs side by side
Peak Wellness
Publishes a written stance explaining why it does not use compounded GLP-1s
HilbertMD
Practice that discusses brand versus compounded within full medical context
MyRescueMD
Publishes brand-name cash prices from the manufacturer channels alongside its own fees
WeightSimple
Advertises brand-name Ozempic from $130/month on the back of a generic semaglutide claim
Clear Metabolic
No subscription, $49 per visit, brand-name GLP-1s collected from any Walgreens
Stanford Health Care
Academic medical centre with a multispecialty team including bariatric surgeons
Atrium Health
Large non-profit health system offering weight management within preventive services
Kettering Health
Ohio non-profit health system with medical weight management services
UCLA Health
Academic health system offering medical weight management in Southern California
UCHealth
Colorado health system publishing clear guidance on Medicare GLP-1 coverage
Michigan Medicine
Academic health system publishing detailed analysis of Medicare GLP-1 pricing
Center for Medical Weight Loss
Publishes compounded and brand-name plans side by side, and the gap is enormous
Miami Primary
Primary care practice prescribing brand-name products with a realistic cost estimate