How it works
A telehealth service that charges a membership fee separate from the cost of medication, and will attempt to route you through insurance coverage before cash-pay options.
What you get
- Clinician consultation and prescribing
- Insurance coordination, attempted first
- Membership billed separately from medication
- Ongoing check-ins
What to check before signing up
- The membership fee and the medication cost are two separate numbers. Work out the combined monthly total before comparing it to a bundled subscription.
- If insurance coverage is pursued and declined, ask what the cash-pay path costs before you start, not after.
- Prior authorisation for weight management is inconsistent between plans and can take weeks.
Best for
People who have insurance worth testing against, and would rather find out whether it covers them than default straight to cash-pay.
Our take
The insurance-first approach is genuinely useful if your plan covers weight management, because covered brand medication is cheaper than any cash route here. If it does not cover you, the separated membership fee makes the real total harder to compare than it looks.
Sources
Pricing on this page is taken from the provider's own advertised rates and has not been independently verified.