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Short answer: yes — several telehealth weight‑loss programs pair prescription meds (GLP‑1s like semaglutide/tirzepatide, or other FDA‑approved options) with ongoing one‑on‑one coaching (registered dietitians, certified health coaches, and medical clinicians). Below are reputable services to consider; I’ve noted why each is worth checking and what to confirm before signing up.
Programs to look at
- Found — Telehealth program that combines prescription GLP‑1s or other weight meds with regular coaching from RDs and health coaches, plus remote monitoring and labs. Good if you want a structured, medical + behavior‑change approach.
- Form Health — Medical weight‑loss clinic offering prescriptions (including GLP‑1s where appropriate) alongside dietitian/coach support and an app for tracking. Known for clinician oversight plus coaching.
- Calibrate — 12‑month metabolic health program (physician supervision + certified health coaches) that in many cases uses GLP‑1 therapy as part of a comprehensive coaching curriculum. Strong emphasis on long‑term behavior change.
- Profile by Sanford — Clinic network (virtual + in‑person) with individualized plans: medical oversight, prescription meds, and one‑on‑one coaching from dietitians and coaches. Good if you want continuity with a clinic system.
- PlushCare — Primary‑care telemedicine that can prescribe weight‑loss meds and pair you with nutrition/health coaching or RD services. Good if you want a primary‑care–style relationship plus coaching.
- Hims & Hers (Hims/Hers Health) — Offers telehealth weight services that can include prescription medications and optional nutrition coaching/support. Convenient and broadly available.
- Medi‑Weightloss Clinics — Established medical weight‑loss clinics (many offer telehealth) combining medical prescriptions with coaching from dietitians and clinical staff. Better if you prefer a medically supervised program with local clinic options.
- SteadyMD — Virtual primary‑care model where a matched physician oversees care and can coordinate coaching and weight‑loss prescriptions. Good for a long‑term doctor relationship.
What to verify before you join
- Which medications they prescribe (semaglutide = Wegovy/Ozempic, tirzepatide = Zepbound/Mounjaro, phentermine, liraglutide = Saxenda, etc.) and whether they treat off‑label use.
- Who provides coaching (registered dietitian or certified health coach?) and how often you’ll meet.
- Cost structure: program fee, coaching fees, med cost, labs, shipping — and whether insurance may cover anything.
- Initial and ongoing lab testing and whether in‑person visits are required in your state.
- Prescription safety screening (medical history, contraindications) and clinician oversight.
If you want, tell me:
- your state (some services limit meds by state),
- whether you prefer a heavy medical/clinic approach or a behavior‑change app with coaching,
- and whether insurance coverage matters — and I’ll narrow this list to the best match and help compare costs/options.