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GLP-1 providers
The providers that bill insurance or work in-network, in a market that is overwhelmingly cash-pay by design.
Most of this directory is cash-pay, and that is a deliberate business choice rather than an accident — it avoids prior authorisation, denials and networks entirely. The trade-off lands on you. These providers publish something about billing insurance or operating in-network. Two things to check before assuming that helps: whether they are in-network with your specific plan rather than just your carrier, and whether the coverage extends to the medication or only to the visit.
18 providers match this filter.
CareNow, an HCA Healthcare urgent care network founded 1993
A hospital-system urgent care network that bills insurance, publishes a self-pay menu, and requires an in-clinic physical exam
Midi Health
Menopause care in-network with most major insurers, with GLP-1s as one part of a midlife hormone plan
PlushCare (Accolade)
Primary-care physicians, FDA-approved medication, insurance accepted and no minimum commitment
Maven Clinic
Refuses to prescribe compounded GLP-1s at all, and says so on the page
DrHouse
A $129 on-demand video visit that can write a brand-name GLP-1 prescription to your own pharmacy
Health Express Clinics, Lewisville, Texas
A physician-led Texas clinic that takes insurance and will prescribe the cheap old drugs as well as the new ones
Lowcountry Male, South Carolina
A $199 first consult with a full physical and body composition scan — and it takes Medicare and TRICARE
Thrive Health Solutions, Denver, Colorado
A Denver clinic of 17 years that publishes a refund policy and a pharmacies page — and guarantees medication potency
Indigo, part of MultiCare Health System
Owned by a regional health system, prescribes FDA-approved options only, and sends the script to your pharmacy
Ascend Medical
In-network primary care that bills the GLP-1 through your insurance, then moves you to pay-per-refill
The Aesthetic Concierge (TAC), New Jersey
Prices every dose band on five-week cycles, and will manage your care even if someone else wrote the prescription
Elevate Health Group, founded 2015, Glendale, Burbank and La Cañada, California
A sixteen-clinician internal medicine group that takes insurance — with tirzepatide at $350 a month all-in
MD365, Nassau and Suffolk Counties, Long Island, New York
Long Island family medicine that takes most insurance and runs a Medicare weight-management pathway
North Jersey Gynecology, Oradell, New Jersey, led by Dr Faina Gelman-Nisanov, board-certified OB-GYN and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner
Covered by insurance for insured patients, and a flat $200 visit plus $200 medication if you self-pay
Season Health
Virtual registered dietitian visits billed through insurance, food-first rather than medication-first
Shea Aesthetic Clinic
Knoxville clinic publishing both insured and compounded cash pricing openly
Tia
Women's health practice with metabolic care, insurance accepted and no booking fee
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Academic medical centre stating plainly that GLP-1s are usually not covered for weight loss