Availability check
Confirm that a participating practice can serve your location.
Weight care
Make room for the whole weight conversation.
A participating clinician can evaluate your history, goals, and options for medically guided weight management. There is no automatic approval, fixed protocol, or direct checkout.
Do not include health details in email. A participating practice will use its own private intake process if care is available.
The conversation
Eligibility comes before any treatment plan.
A licensed clinician evaluates relevant history, medications, goals, and potential risks. They may recommend a different approach, additional evaluation, or no medication at all.
- Health history and current medications.
- What has and has not worked for you in the past.
- Expected benefits, side effects, alternatives, and follow-up.
Membership framework
Support around a care plan, if a clinician determines one is appropriate.
A planned membership is designed to cover clinical follow-up and care coordination through a participating practice. The actual services and pricing are confirmed by that practice.
$199–$379/month
Planned weight-care membership range. It is not a promise of treatment or medication access. Costs, availability, and clinical eligibility vary.
Availability notice. Weight-care options depend on the clinician’s judgment, the patient’s location, applicable law, and pharmacy availability. Compounded medications, when prescribed, are prepared under a valid patient-specific prescription and are not FDA-approved as safe and effective.
What happens next
The care team stays involved after the first visit.
Clinical evaluation
Use the practice’s approved private process to share relevant health information.
Follow-up
Your clinician sets the monitoring and check-in schedule for your plan.
Common questions
Clear answers before a clinical decision.
Will I be prescribed medication?
No specific outcome is promised. Only a licensed clinician at a participating practice can determine whether a treatment is appropriate.
Can I send health information by email?
No. The availability email is only for a general request. The practice will provide an approved private process if care is available.
Is a compounded medication the same as an FDA-approved medicine?
No. A compounded medication is prepared for an individual patient under a valid prescription and is not independently approved by the FDA as safe and effective.