Provider directory · Checked October 2, 2026
Compare clinical care, medicine, billing commitments and source quality before choosing a weight-management service.
This commercial affiliate directory uses public sources, not fictional patient experiences or star ratings. Brand profiles do not verify clinical performance or approval of a compounded medicine. Read our method.
Telehealth weight management
AgelessRx presents GLP-1 treatment alongside longevity services. Its lowest advertised injection price depends on plan length, and microdosing claims need separate scrutiny.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Alan Meds now presents its services under Alan Health branding. Its public pages emphasize personalized compounded semaglutide and online provider review.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Women’s health and weight care
Alloy pairs weight care with menopause-focused clinical support. Medication charges and its monthly Weight Care fee are separate, and state restrictions apply.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Primary care and pharmacy access
Amazon One Medical’s expanded GLP-1 program uses visit-based clinical care with medication obtained separately. The care program and Amazon Pharmacy are different parts of the pathway.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Amble advertises online weight-management treatment without a separate membership fee. Different landing pages show different starting offers, so the selected plan needs confirmation.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Ark Health’s compounded tirzepatide page shows a bundled monthly plan and a long cancellation lead time. Its earlier ark.com link was incorrect.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Medical weight-management practice
Ascend Medical describes supervised weight-loss services and a partner pharmacy. Its published pages show different package prices, which require a personalized quote.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Independent clinic with pharmacy-specific packages
Big Easy publishes multiweek treatment packages and installment options. Its pricing page and patient guide describe different supply periods and pharmacy options, so compare the written prescription-specific quote.
Provider sources reviewed · 6 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Bioverse uses gobioverse.com for its prescription platform. It discloses compounded medications and provides account-based subscription instructions.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
bmiMD’s tirzepatide page describes provider assessment and pharmacy fulfillment. Its online monthly display needs to be read alongside the plan total and terms.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Brello advertises multi-month compounded-medication plans. The displayed monthly equivalents, upfront charge and short refund-request window need to be compared together.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth platform with promotional medication bundles
Brightmeds publishes monthly and three-month compounded offers. The promotional page and enrollment-specific renewal terms matter more than an old comparison chart or a general claim of the lowest price.
Provider sources reviewed · 4 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Metabolic care and coaching
Calibrate’s Metabolic Reset pairs clinician-led care and coaching with separately paid medication and labs. Its membership price is not an all-inclusive GLP-1 price.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Primary care and weight management
Circle Medical’s current page describes approved oral Wegovy and injectable options without a separate membership fee. Visits and medication still have separate costs.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
CoreAge Rx advertises semaglutide and tirzepatide plans with separate starting prices. It is a sponsored placement on this site; plan, fulfillment and refund terms require careful review.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Curex’s GLP-1 service is on getcurex.com. It has multiple landing-page offers, so an entry price should not be treated as a verified renewal quote.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Eden now presents its weight-management services on eden.health. The reviewed treatment page requires a separate membership in addition to the medication price.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Embody’s subscription information is on joinem.co. Its cancellation policy is more useful for comparison than the older page’s fictional experience and score.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Men’s health and weight management
Fella markets weight-management programs for men. Its low compounded-medication monthly equivalents require annual payment, while a branded prescription-access plan excludes medication costs.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Obesity medicine and nutrition
Form Health describes personalized medical weight management with clinician and dietitian care. The prior claims that it supplied compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide at fixed all-inclusive prices were unsupported.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Found uses joinfound.com for personalized weight-management care. Its menu and billing vary by insurance and treatment; a starting plan price does not cover every medication.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Fridays offers multiple GLP-1 plans and prepaid options. Its lowest monthly equivalents and membership inclusion vary by plan.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
FuturHealth publishes subscription and refund terms on landing.fh.co. Cancellation timing and medication charges should be verified before enrolling.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Gala GLP-1 advertises compounded treatment and publishes a dedicated cancellation policy. Its public pages show differing offers, so the selected plan and renewal terms need confirmation.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Get Thin MD uses getthinusa.com. Its lowest medication figures are annual-plan equivalents, with higher month-to-month alternatives shown on the pricing page.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
GetThinUSA is the domain used by the Get Thin MD pages reviewed, rather than a separately verified competing provider. This legacy profile corrects that earlier duplication.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
GobyMeds advertises starter bundles and different maintenance options. Its lowest monthly figures are multi-month equivalents rather than standalone monthly charges.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Prescription access and online care
GoodRx’s weight-loss care membership has a separate monthly charge. Medication costs and savings eligibility vary by product, dose and coverage.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
HealthiCare’s current offers vary by product, state and billing interval. Older provider articles do not establish today’s checkout price.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Henry’s current site describes provider-led weight-management treatment and compounded-medication limitations. Old fixed prices and delivery ratings are no longer presented as verified facts.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Hers now separates its Weight Loss Membership from medication billing. The full FAQ confirms introductory and renewal fees plus prescription-dependent medication plans.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Hims’ Weight Loss Membership has an introductory fee and a higher recurring fee, with medication billed separately. Its full FAQ replaces the older all-inclusive price claims.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Ivím Health publishes separate membership, program-payment and prescription refund terms. Ending membership may not cancel remaining program installments.
Provider sources reviewed · 4 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Klarity’s current information is on helloklarity.com. Different clinicians and program routes can have different prices, medication options and billing arrangements.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth with pharmacy-specific treatment plans
Lavender Sky Health publishes pharmacy-specific plans, separate branded-medication fees and refill rules. Its monthly equivalents often describe supplies paid for upfront rather than recurring monthly charges.
Provider sources reviewed · 4 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
LifeMD distinguishes a weight-management care plan from medication charges. Its membership page lists weight care separately from its general primary-care products.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Manufacturer-linked pharmacy access
LillyDirect provides access to authentic Lilly medicines through pharmacy partners. It is distinct from a compounded-drug telehealth membership.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Men’s health and weight management
Maximus uses maximustribe.com and publishes a detailed branded GLP-1 price table. Its first-month discounts differ from ongoing prices.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
MEDVi’s current service pages use medvi.org. Its refund policy includes a renewal cancellation cutoff; dynamic price placeholders are not usable evidence of a current price.
Provider sources reviewed · 4 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Women’s health and weight care
Midi separates clinical visit costs from compounded medication charges. Its detailed dose table is more specific than the generic starting price on a product page.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Mochi now uses dose-based compounded medication prices alongside a separate care membership. The older claim of a universal flat medication price at every dose is obsolete.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
MultiMedRx’s storefront and company terms describe different fee structures. Confirm which terms apply to the exact intake and prescription route.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
NativeMed’s current site is nativemed.net. Its homepage and intake page show different entry prices, so the final plan needs verification.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Noom’s behavioral subscription, clinical access and compounded GLP-1 plans are different products. Its pricing page separates introductory charges from quarterly-billed renewals.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Manufacturer-linked pharmacy access
NovoCare Pharmacy offers branded Novo Nordisk medication fulfillment with product-specific self-pay terms. Wegovy tablet and injectable prices differ by dose and offer eligibility.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Orderly Meds’ current homepage distinguishes introductory compounded prices from ongoing charges and also lists branded medication options.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Primary care and weight management
PlushCare’s weight-management service adds a membership to visit and medication costs. Its public page separates insurance copays from self-pay visits.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth platform with medication availability limits
Pomegranate advertises clinician-guided GLP-1 care without a required membership, but the captured pricing page marks compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide sold out. Older advertised prices do not establish a current orderable plan.
Provider sources reviewed · 4 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
PriorityMeds’ primary page now says it is part of RXPros. Earlier stand-alone program prices should not be carried into the new service without verification.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
ReadyRx’s current product menu includes longevity and weight-management services. Its tirzepatide page describes an assessment and subscription treatment route.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
RemedyMeds promotes personalized weight-management plans. Its self-reported member results should not be confused with a randomized trial or an individual guarantee.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Ro Body charges a care membership separately from GLP-1 medication. Its lower ongoing monthly equivalent requires annual prepayment.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Sesame’s weight-loss service separates clinical program pricing from medication charges. Its lower program starting offer and medicine prices have their own conditions.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Shed’s current service information is on tryshed.com. Its subscription help page requires action ahead of the billing date to prevent a renewal.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Sunlight’s homepage shows promotional compounded medication entry offers. It does not establish a universal renewal rate or prove the formula’s advertised outcomes.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
SuperHealthy Rx has a current primary site with weight-management and longevity offerings. Its advertised starting figure does not establish a complete medication quote.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Employer and health-plan care
Teladoc Health describes GLP-1 support through eligible health-plan and employer programs. It is not verified as the old site’s universal direct-to-consumer compounded-medication subscription.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
TrimRx advertises compounded medication bundles and a results guarantee. Its own marketing gives specific prices, but the guarantee and refill terms require separate review.
Provider sources reviewed · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Medical practice with telehealth and local pickup
Unique Physique combines a Baton Rouge practice with telehealth. Its public program prices, automatic renewals and separate branded-prescription terms need to be matched to the actual medication offered.
Provider sources reviewed · 5 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
VivioMD advertises oral and injectable GLP-1 services with a separate refund policy. The medication’s exact formulation and the renewal cancellation deadline need scrutiny.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
WeightCare’s current domain is joinweightcare.com. Its semaglutide product page distinguishes a three-month payment from a higher monthly plan.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Clinical care and behavioral support
WeightWatchers now presents clinical care through Med+ membership. Its first-month offer is tied to a multi-month term, with medication costs needing separate confirmation.
Provider sources reviewed · 3 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Willow’s current terms use startwillow.com. The earlier willow.com link did not establish the prescription service, and a current medication quote still needs confirmation.
Provider sources reviewed · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth with monthly and prepaid plans
Zappy separates monthly compounded plans from prepaid starter offers. Compare the actual upfront charge, dispensing pharmacy and processing cutoff before treating the headline price as a monthly bill.
Provider sources reviewed · 4 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
SkinnyRx’s product pages were not fully readable in the direct captures. Accessible educational content does not verify its current plan price or compounded oral formulation.
Partial source access · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Service closure and continuity of care
Levity’s own notice says it stopped new and repeat subscription orders in September 2026 and is closing permanently. Its earlier pricing is not a current enrollment option.
Service closing · 2 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
The current identity and prescription offering behind the site’s earlier Able review could not be verified. Prior prices and ratings have been withdrawn.
Current provider identity unverified · 0 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Provider identity research
Accomplish Health is included as a research lead, but a current primary-source service and enrollment pathway have not yet been established.
Current provider identity unverified · 0 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
Multiple unrelated practices use names similar to Elevate Health. The provider behind the earlier review has not been matched to a current primary-source identity.
Current provider identity unverified · 0 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
The exact EverlyfeMD identity used in the earlier review remains unverified. A similarly named Everlife site is not enough to establish that it is the same provider.
Current provider identity unverified · 0 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
The provider identity behind the earlier OnlineSemaglutide review is not yet verified. Similar generic names and different domains should not be treated as the same prescription service.
Current provider identity unverified · 1 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
A current primary-source provider matching Outlive Biology could not be established. The older fixed-price review and rating have been withdrawn.
Current provider identity unverified · 0 source documents reviewed
Read the profile →Telehealth weight management
The prior Zeus Health weight-loss provider identity has not been verified. Similar names, including unrelated technology businesses, should not be merged into this review.
Current provider identity unverified · 0 source documents reviewed
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