Consumer Reports
Telehealth Provider Reviews
59 providers reviewed — telehealth platforms, clinic networks, employer programs, and manufacturer pharmacies — with published pricing and honest limitations
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Our Review Process
Every price, medication, and policy detail in these reviews comes from the provider's own published pages or a named third party, recorded with the date we checked it. Where a provider doesn't publish something — refund terms, lab requirements, pharmacy partners — we say so rather than guessing.
We have not signed up for these services ourselves, and we don't imply that we have. The full scoring rubric is published in our provider comparison.
What We Evaluate:
▪Value: total cost once membership and medication are both counted
▪Transparency: is pricing published before you hand over payment details
▪Medical oversight: who prescribes, and how deep the care goes
▪Support: what happens when side effects hit during titration
Start Here
Compounded telehealth
★ MOST RECOMMENDED
CoreAge RX
Rating
9.6/10
Published pricing
Semaglutide $99/mo, tirzepatide $149/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Lowest all-in pricing with no separate membership fee
- ✓Free 2-day shipping on all prescriptions
- ✓Board-certified physicians specialized in weight management
Ondra Health
Rating
8.9/10
Published pricing
Semaglutide from $96/mo and tirzepatide from $142/mo on 12-month plans, flat at every dose
Key strengths:
- ✓Publicly names all five compounding pharmacies that fill its prescriptions — genuinely unique among the providers we reviewed
- ✓The lowest published compounded semaglutide pricing in our research
- ✓Flat pricing at every dose, so titrating up does not cost more
Mochi Health
Rating
8.6/10
Published pricing
$79/mo membership + $99/mo semaglutide or $199/mo tirzepatide
Key strengths:
- ✓Flat medication price at every dose — your bill does not climb as you titrate
- ✓Membership and medication costs are published separately and clearly
- ✓Discounted first month lowers the cost of trying it
Trimi
Rating
8.5/10
Published pricing
Semaglutide $99/mo and tirzepatide $125/mo on annual plans, all-in
Key strengths:
- ✓The lowest published compounded tirzepatide price in our research at $125/month
- ✓One flat price covering medication, visits, and shipping
- ✓States no contracts and no cancellation fees
MultiMedRx
Rating
8.4/10
Published pricing
Mid-range
Key strengths:
- ✓Established telehealth platform with a track record
- ✓Multiple medication options available
- ✓Nationwide availability across most states
Yucca Health
Rating
8.4/10
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide from $125/mo (6-month plan); tirzepatide from $225/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓The lowest published compounded pricing in our research
- ✓No separate membership fee to add to the headline number
- ✓Both semaglutide and tirzepatide available
Found
Rating
8.3/10
Published pricing
GLP-1s from $99/mo; non-GLP-1 plans from $49/mo; membership varies by term
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuinely broad formulary, including affordable non-GLP-1 options
- ✓Flat GLP-1 pricing as your dose increases
- ✓Supports both insurance and cash-pay pathways
Alloy
Rating
8.3/10
Published pricing
$99/mo Alloy Weight Care + medication from $70/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Menopause-trained prescribers — genuinely differentiated clinical expertise
- ✓Among the lowest published compounded medication prices we found
- ✓Unlimited messaging included in the monthly fee
Amble
Rating
8.3/10
Published pricing
Compounded GLP-1 injections from $135/mo on a 12-month plan; $179/mo for one month
Key strengths:
- ✓The clearest published volume-pricing ladder in this market
- ✓Offers FDA-approved medication on some plans, not compounded only
- ✓No separate membership fee
FuturHealth
Rating
8.2/10
Published pricing
Mid-to-premium
Key strengths:
- ✓Modern technology platform and user experience
- ✓Health coaching and lifestyle guidance included
- ✓Board-certified physicians overseeing treatment
Ivím Health
Rating
8.2/10
Published pricing
$74.99/mo membership (first month free) + medication from ~$75–$149/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Unlimited visits and same-day availability — the most generous clinical access on this list
- ✓First month of membership free
- ✓Low medication pricing on longer plans
Fifty 410
Rating
8.2/10
Published pricing
Tirzepatide from $133/mo ($399 per 3-month program); semaglutide from $199/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓No subscription and no auto-renewal
- ✓Discloses that it uses FDA-registered 503A and 503B compounding pharmacies
- ✓Low entry pricing on the starter tirzepatide program
Lemonaid Health
Rating
8/10
Published pricing
$49/mo membership, no commitment; medication priced separately
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuinely no-commitment monthly membership — rare in this market
- ✓Carries both brand-name and compounded options
- ✓Low membership fee relative to competitors
Fridays
Rating
8/10
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide $117/mo on an annual plan; $249/mo month-to-month
Key strengths:
- ✓Very low effective monthly cost on the annual plan
- ✓Unusually honest published language about what compounded medication is and is not
- ✓Large public review base rather than a handful of testimonials
OrderlyMeds
Rating
8/10
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide $149/mo, tirzepatide $299/mo; Wegovy pen listed at $1,839
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes a genuine price list, including the brand-name comparison
- ✓Low entry pricing at $149/month for compounded semaglutide
- ✓Carries brand-name Wegovy as well as compounded options
Joi
Rating
8/10
Published pricing
$199/mo (first month $99), billed quarterly — medication and coaching included
Key strengths:
- ✓Medication, consultations, dosing support, and coaching in one published price
- ✓Hormone health and weight treated by the same clinical team
- ✓Low $99 first month
Good Life Meds
Rating
8/10
Published pricing
Semaglutide $199; tirzepatide $297 (listed at $197 promotional); 3-month tirzepatide $599
Key strengths:
- ✓One price covering consult, medication, and shipping with no membership
- ✓States plainly that it uses US-based, state-licensed pharmacies
- ✓Published 3-month titration supply with the dose schedule shown
Hims & Hers
Rating
7.9/10
Published pricing
Mid-range
Key strengths:
- ✓Large consumer telehealth platform with wide state coverage
- ✓Bundled subscription including clinical support
- ✓Well-known brand with an established operating history
Ascend Medical
Rating
7.9/10
Published pricing
Mid-range
Key strengths:
- ✓Licensed healthcare providers (physicians and NPs)
- ✓Multiple GLP-1 medication options available
- ✓Ongoing medical support and dose adjustments
Henry Meds
Rating
7.9/10
Published pricing
From ~$179/mo on longer plans; $249–$449/mo month-to-month depending on medication and format
Key strengths:
- ✓Oral and sublingual compounded formats for people who do not want injections
- ✓Plan price includes visit, medication, and supplies in one number
- ✓Meaningful discounts for longer plans and paying in full
TrimRx
Rating
7.9/10
Published pricing
$199/mo compounded semaglutide, $299/mo compounded tirzepatide — no separate membership
Key strengths:
- ✓One price rather than membership plus medication
- ✓Both semaglutide and tirzepatide available
- ✓Meaningful discounts on longer plans
EllieMD
Rating
7.7/10
Published pricing
Microdose from ~$239–$279/mo; standard weight-loss doses from ~$299/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuine microdosing focus for people who want to start below standard doses
- ✓Available in all 50 states
- ✓States no membership, shipping, or consultation fees
Eden
Rating
7.6/10
Published pricing
Widely published at $99/mo medication + $99/mo membership = ~$198/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuinely low medication pricing at the entry tier
- ✓Both semaglutide and tirzepatide available
- ✓Strong published education library
Nurx
Rating
7.6/10
Published pricing
Cash oral plans $60–$329/mo; brand-name pens $650–$1,300/mo without insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes brand-name GLP-1 costs plainly instead of hiding them
- ✓Genuinely cheap compounded oral options starting at $75 for a month
- ✓Both brand-name and compounded routes
Willow
Rating
7.5/10
Published pricing
Treatment plans from $299/mo; tirzepatide $399–$549/mo by dose
Key strengths:
- ✓Three formats for compounded semaglutide — injection, tablet, and drops
- ✓Transparent starting price with no separate membership fee
- ✓Both semaglutide and tirzepatide available
Rixa Health
Rating
7.5/10
Published pricing
Level 1 $195/4 weeks (0.3mg/wk) rising through published dose tiers
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes the full dose-level price ladder, which almost no competitor does
- ✓Doctor-led functional medicine rather than pure prescription fulfillment
- ✓Cycle-based pricing reflects how medication is actually supplied
Brello Health
Rating
7.4/10
Published pricing
$399/quarter semaglutide ($133/mo) or $499/quarter tirzepatide ($166/mo)
Key strengths:
- ✓Same price at every dose
- ✓Provider review, medication, shipping, and support in one price
- ✓Fast advertised shipping (2–3 business days)
Alan Meds
Rating
7.4/10
Published pricing
$297 first month, $397/mo thereafter for compounded semaglutide — same price at every dose
Key strengths:
- ✓States plainly on its own homepage that compounded medications are not FDA-approved
- ✓Same price at every dose, so titrating up does not raise your bill
- ✓Large public review base (590 Trustpilot reviews at 4/5 when checked)
Wisp
Rating
7.2/10
Published pricing
Compounded injectable semaglutide ~$275/mo including consult; Wegovy from $99/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Competitive compounded injectable pricing that includes the consult
- ✓Carries brand-name Wegovy as well as compounded medication
- ✓Simple consumer experience with no membership fee
MEDVi
Rating
7/10
Published pricing
$179 first month advertised; refills widely reported at $299/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes an actual cancellation and refund policy, which many competitors do not
- ✓Low advertised entry price with free shipping
- ✓Multiple formats including tablets, plus cheaper non-GLP-1 oral plans
Brand-name telehealth
Ro
Rating
8.1/10
Published pricing
Mid-to-premium
Key strengths:
- ✓Well-established brand with brand-name and compounded options
- ✓Ro Body membership bundles clinical care
- ✓Partnered access to FDA-approved GLP-1s
PlushCare
Rating
8.1/10
Published pricing
$19.99/mo or $149/year membership; visits billed to insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓By far the cheapest membership at $19.99/month
- ✓30-day free trial before you commit anything
- ✓Board-certified physicians and dietitian access included
LifeMD
Rating
8.0/10
Published pricing
Mid-range
Key strengths:
- ✓Established telehealth brand with a proven track record
- ✓Multiple telehealth services beyond weight loss
- ✓Board-certified physicians conducting evaluations
Coaching & program-led
Form Health
Rating
8.5/10
Published pricing
Insurance-covered for most members; $299/mo self-pay plan if not covered
Key strengths:
- ✓Obesity medicine specialists and registered dietitians, not generalist telehealth prescribers
- ✓Covered by major private insurers and Medicare
- ✓Labs included in covered care
9amHealth
Rating
8.4/10
Published pricing
$149/mo including specialists, medications, labs, and devices — or free with insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓Specialists, medications, labs, devices, and lifestyle support in one $149 fee
- ✓Can be free with insurance, and free through an employer via EncircleRx
- ✓Treats weight within full cardiometabolic care rather than in isolation
Virta Health
Rating
8.3/10
Published pricing
Often employer-covered; $299/mo self-pay plus a $250 initiation fee
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuine clinical depth in nutrition therapy, with a long track record in diabetes
- ✓Publishes a self-pay route, unlike most employer-sold programs
- ✓$0 enrollment consultation before committing
knownwell
Rating
8.2/10
Published pricing
$31 average cost per visit with insurance; medication billed to your benefit
Key strengths:
- ✓Weight-inclusive framing that many patients specifically want
- ✓Takes insurance broadly, with a $31 average insured visit cost
- ✓Obesity medicine within real primary care rather than as a standalone product
Zeus Health
Rating
8.1/10
Published pricing
Premium
Key strengths:
- ✓Comprehensive wellness coaching included
- ✓Holistic approach with nutrition and lifestyle support
- ✓Personalized treatment plans
WeightWatchers Clinic
Rating
8/10
Published pricing
$25 first month membership, then $74–$84/mo — medication billed separately
Key strengths:
- ✓FDA-approved medications only — no compounding ambiguity
- ✓Genuine, long-standing behavioral program rather than a thin content layer
- ✓Publishes an insurance cost estimator before you pay anything
Noom Med
Rating
7.8/10
Published pricing
From $129 to start; $199–$279/mo ongoing depending on plan
Key strengths:
- ✓Behavior-change program is genuinely the core product, not a token add-on
- ✓Multiple dose tiers, including microdosing, for people who want to start low
- ✓Coaching and clinician messaging included at every tier
Calibrate
Rating
7.7/10
Published pricing
$199/mo program fee with a 3-month minimum ($597); medication billed to insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓Flat, honest program price with no medication markup
- ✓Genuinely intensive one-to-one coaching
- ✓Insurance navigation is part of the service
Retail, marketplace & per-visit
Success by Sesame
Rating
8.4/10
Published pricing
Subscription from $59/mo annually or $99/mo; all-inclusive option $249/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes real prices for visits, subscriptions, and medication separately
- ✓Both a cheap clinical-only path and an all-inclusive medication path
- ✓Labs included in the published program
Amazon One Medical
Rating
8.4/10
Published pricing
From $25/mo with insurance; $149/mo cash-pay for oral GLP-1s
Key strengths:
- ✓FDA-approved medications at prices competitive with compounded alternatives
- ✓Owns both the clinic and the pharmacy — no ambiguity about fulfillment
- ✓Both insurance and cash-pay pathways clearly published
CVS MinuteClinic
Rating
8.3/10
Published pricing
$29 virtual visit, no subscription; GLP-1s from $149 without insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓Cheapest published visit fee of any provider we reviewed
- ✓No subscription
- ✓Coaching and nutritional guidance included in the program description
GoodRx Care
Rating
8.3/10
Published pricing
$39/mo care fee plus medication; FDA-approved GLP-1s from $149
Key strengths:
- ✓Very low care fee at $39/month
- ✓FDA-approved medications only — no compounding questions
- ✓Strong access to the newly approved oral GLP-1s including Foundayo
Walgreens Virtual Healthcare
Rating
8.2/10
Published pricing
$49 per visit, no subscription; GLP-1s from $149/mo with a savings card
Key strengths:
- ✓No subscription of any kind — the simplest pricing model on this list
- ✓FDA-approved medications only
- ✓Named, nationwide pharmacy fulfillment
Indigo Health
Rating
7.9/10
Published pricing
Most insurances accepted; $99 visits without insurance; no membership fees
Key strengths:
- ✓Same-day or next-day appointments
- ✓No membership fees of any kind
- ✓Accepts most insurances, unlike most fast-access telehealth
Klarity Health
Rating
7.8/10
Published pricing
$99 initial visit; first month medication $159; ~$278/mo thereafter on Select
Key strengths:
- ✓Same-day appointments — among the fastest access in this market
- ✓Both insurance and cash-pay routes available
- ✓Published visit and first-month pricing
Call-On-Doc
Rating
7.6/10
Published pricing
$39.99 visit fee; compounded semaglutide $250/mo, tirzepatide $375/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓No subscription and no commitment of any kind
- ✓Genuinely fast — treatment advertised within 1–2 hours
- ✓Will send prescriptions to your local pharmacy, not just ship
Clinics & in-person networks
Medi-Weightloss
Rating
7.8/10
Published pricing
Most insured patients pay $0–$50 per visit; $99 first month; compounded tirzepatide $199
Key strengths:
- ✓Bills insurance for visits — most insured patients pay $0 to $50 per visit
- ✓Physician-supervised with weekly in-person contact
- ✓Long operating history predating the GLP-1 boom
Gameday Men's Health
Rating
7.3/10
Published pricing
GLP-1 medications published at $199/mo; location promotions vary
Key strengths:
- ✓Treats hormonal health and weight together for men, which few providers do
- ✓Physical clinic locations with same-day lab results
- ✓Published $199/month GLP-1 pricing
Forum Health
Rating
6.5/10
Published pricing
Not published — Forum Health directs prospective patients to call
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuinely deeper clinical involvement than most telehealth — longer appointments, broader workup
- ✓Treats weight within whole-system health rather than in isolation
- ✓National network with both in-person and telehealth options
Manufacturer pharmacies
NovoCare Pharmacy
Rating
8.8/10
Published pricing
Wegovy pill $149/mo, Wegovy pen $199/mo — published per dose
Key strengths:
- ✓FDA-approved brand-name semaglutide at prices competitive with compounded alternatives
- ✓Both injection and pill forms available
- ✓Pricing published per dose with dates on time-limited offers
LillyDirect
Rating
8.7/10
Published pricing
Zepbound self-pay from $299/mo; every dose priced publicly
Key strengths:
- ✓Every dose price published openly — no other channel is this transparent
- ✓Authentic manufacturer product with no compounding questions at all
- ✓No membership, subscription, or program fee
Employer & health-plan programs
Teladoc Health
Rating
8.5/10
Published pricing
No cost to eligible members; medication billed separately
Key strengths:
- ✓Free to eligible members — nothing else on this list competes on cost
- ✓Includes a connected scale and a structured 25-week curriculum
- ✓Routes prescriptions to discounted pharmacy channels rather than marking medication up
Omada Health
Rating
8.4/10
Published pricing
No cost to eligible members; medication billed separately
Key strengths:
- ✓Free to eligible members
- ✓Purpose-built to support people already on a GLP-1, including muscle preservation
- ✓Works with roughly 2,000 employers and health plans
Twin Health
Rating
8.2/10
Published pricing
No cost to eligible members through an employer or health plan
Key strengths:
- ✓Free to eligible members
- ✓The only provider on our list built explicitly around stopping GLP-1s successfully
- ✓Sensor-driven personalization rather than generic coaching
Vida Health
Rating
7.9/10
Published pricing
No extra cost to eligible members through a sponsoring plan
Key strengths:
- ✓No cost to eligible members
- ✓In some plans it is the route to covered GLP-1 medication
- ✓Publishes outcomes achieved without medication, which matters if coverage is denied
Wondr Health
Rating
7.6/10
Published pricing
Often no cost where included as an employer or insurance benefit
Key strengths:
- ✓Often free where your employer or insurance includes it
- ✓Strong behavioral curriculum aimed at long-term change rather than short-term loss
- ✓Positioned around broad chronic-disease risk, not weight alone
What to Look For in a Provider
The total, not the headline
Most providers split the bill into a membership fee and a medication fee. A $99/month medication price with a $79/month membership is $178. Add both numbers before comparing anything.
Your price at maintenance dose
Starter-dose pricing is the industry's favourite illusion. Some providers charge the same at every dose; others more than double as you titrate up. Ask what you'll pay six months in.
Brand-name or compounded
Compounded medication is not FDA-approved and is never covered by insurance. Brand-name self-pay pricing has fallen far enough that this is no longer purely a cost decision.
Support during titration
Side effects are where provider quality stops being abstract. Check whether follow-up visits are included, charged per visit, or unavailable.
Important Reminder
Telehealth can provide convenient access to GLP-1 medications, but it's not a replacement for comprehensive medical care. These medications require medical supervision, and it's worth discussing with your primary care provider whether they're appropriate for you.
Learn More About GLP-1 Medications
Explore our medication guides, cost breakdowns, and eligibility explainers.