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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
Every provider in our directory publishing a tirzepatide route, brand-name or compounded, with published pricing where we could verify it.
Tirzepatide is the dual GIP/GLP-1 agonist sold as Zepbound for weight management, and the drug that outperformed semaglutide in the head-to-head SURMOUNT-5 trial. As with semaglutide, establish whether a given provider is supplying the approved product or a compounded version.
73 providers match this filter.
Ro
Brand-name GLP-1s with a dedicated insurance team that files prior authorisations for you
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
Ivím Health
Compounded-focused, with prepaid multi-month medication pricing and a published returns policy
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
Alloy
Compounded GLP-1 range aimed at women in midlife, alongside an oral option
Eli Lilly
The manufacturer's own self-pay channel for Zepbound, priced by dose
Noom
Behaviour-change app with several GLP-1 tiers, including bundles where medication is included
Zealthy
Bundled semaglutide and tirzepatide pricing with the second-month rate published up front
Measured
Low membership with both compounded and brand routes, and published price ranges for each
Curex
No membership fee at all — one inclusive price covering prescription and medication
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
Sesame Care
Marketplace of independent clinicians offering weight loss appointments
Everlywell
At-home testing company whose Weight Care+ programme publishes an actual refund policy
Henry Meds
Compounded GLP-1s with monthly and prepaid multi-month pricing published side by side
Emerge
Compounded tirzepatide priced openly by dose, with the escalation cost shown up front
Willow
All-inclusive compounded plans with the FDA disclosure stated plainly
Defy Medical
Established hormone and age-management clinic offering semaglutide and tirzepatide
Fella Health
Men's weight programme offering both compounded and brand routes
Joi Women's Wellness / Blokes
Hormone-health clinics offering compounded GLP-1s alongside broader testing
WeightCare
Tirzepatide priced in published monthly tiers
Elevate Health
Compounded GLP-1 and dual GLP-1/GIP care plans, sold with a large advertised discount
Orderly Meds
The lowest published entry price here — and a four-fold step up afterwards
Levity
Publishes its own price and the real brand-name cash price side by side
Fifty410
Compounded tirzepatide in prepaid three-month blocks, with the effective monthly rate shown
SkinnyVIP
Flat compounded tirzepatide pricing at any dose, with no membership fee
Fridays Health
Low compounded pricing sold hard against brand-name retail comparisons
Eden
Compounded semaglutide from $99/month with tiered first-month pricing
CoraDoc
Compounded tirzepatide sold as one payment, explicitly not a subscription
Precision Telemed
Compounded tirzepatide with the full 2mg–15mg dose range stated as covered by one price
Access A Doctor
One all-inclusive monthly fee, with no add-on charges and no insurance paperwork
Heally
Telehealth marketplace publishing oral semaglutide and metformin at low self-pay rates
Remedy Meds
Large compounded-GLP-1 service citing self-reported outcomes from ~300,000 members
Wholesome Clinic
Texas-only telehealth publishing the evaluation fee and medication range separately
MD Total Wellness
California clinic offering compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide
Trifecta Med Spa NYC
New York med spa at $99/month that argues against compounded medication on its own page
Better Med Spa
Chicago med spa offering tirzepatide microdosing as sublingual drops or injection
Old Town Med Spa
Chicago med spa offering tirzepatide and semaglutide in person
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
Options Medical Weight Loss
Clinic group offering compounded injections plus oral weight medication options
NTX Med Care
Texas clinic that runs a dedicated service for people whose insurance denied coverage
Tia
Women's health practice with metabolic care, insurance accepted and no booking fee
Dr. B
Microdosing service that states plainly the trials never studied microdosing
Tirzepatide Clinic
Weight loss clinic advertising Zepbound, semaglutide and retatrutide
WebDoctors
Online prescribing limited to the FDA-approved products, named individually
TRT Nation
Hormone clinic selling compounded tirzepatide blended with vitamin B12
New Hope Weight Loss
California-only telehealth with a one-off review fee and per-drug monthly pricing
Texas Telemedicine Doctor
Publishes the price at every single dose tier, and writes prescriptions three months at a time
Holistiq
Flat $100 consultation then $375/month with medication delivered
Vitality Direct Primary Care
Dallas direct primary care that publishes both brand and compounded cost ranges honestly
Q Day Walk-In Clinic
Texas walk-in clinic offering tirzepatide with membership and insurance routes
Innovative Care
Dose-tiered monthly pricing with insurance usable for the visit
WholePath Integrative Care
Integrative practice publishing brand and compounded costs side by side
Skinny Clinic
Sells GLP-1s blended with B6 and B12 across its whole product line
Peak Wellness
Publishes a written stance explaining why it does not use compounded GLP-1s
Chia Health
Telehealth service publishing an accurate account of the post-shortage compounding rules
Aspire Health
Telehealth offering tirzepatide and semaglutide alongside a peptide range
HilbertMD
Practice that discusses brand versus compounded within full medical context
Medi-Weightloss
National clinic franchise that bills visits to insurance and includes labs in the first visit
MyRescueMD
Publishes brand-name cash prices from the manufacturer channels alongside its own fees
That Skinny Shot
Prepaid multi-month tirzepatide blocks with the effective monthly rate shown
Westside Aesthetics Med Spa
Med spa itemising a one-off consult fee and each medication separately
TelePeptide
PCOS-focused GLP-1 programme that cites actual published cohort data
EvivaMD
Seattle clinic that names its compounding pharmacies and prices dietitian visits separately
Mounjaro Atlanta
Trades under a brand-drug domain name while selling compounded tirzepatide
Zepbound Atlanta
Same pattern as its sister site: brand-drug domain, compounded product
Miami Lakes Med Spa
Weekly pricing with every tirzepatide dose band published separately
Miami Primary
Primary care practice prescribing brand-name products with a realistic cost estimate