What are the best telehealth weight loss programs that prescribe Zepbound?

Short answer: several large, reputable telehealth/virtual primary‑care and weight‑management services have been offering tirzepatide (Zepbound) or arranging access to it when medically appropriate. Which is “best” depends on your state, insurance, budget, and how much clinical follow‑up you want. Good places to start are:

• Hims & Hers — clear, direct weight‑loss program and national telehealth platform that has been offering FDA‑approved GLP‑1 options (including tirzepatide where appropriate). Good consumer experience, subscription pricing options, and routine remote follow‑up.

• Ro (Roman / Ro Weight) — large telehealth company with a weight‑management program and pharmacy services; they handle evaluations, prescriptions, and ongoing virtual care for AOMs and have supported access to tirzepatide for eligible patients.

• PlushCare — telemedicine primary‑care service that also runs weight‑loss programs and prescribes anti‑obesity medications. Known for easy appointment booking and longer primary‑care style visits for monitoring.

• One Medical — subscription primary‑care that offers in‑network/telehealth visits with more integrated care (labs, follow‑up). If you want continuity with a clinician who manages labs and comorbidities, this is a strong option and they’ve been involved in prescribing GLP‑1s.

• Local/academic weight‑management clinics that offer telehealth — many university clinics and established obesity specialists now offer virtual consults and prescribe Zepbound; these tend to be more medically thorough (good for complex health histories).

Notes and how to choose

• Availability varies by state and clinician judgment; a telehealth company may not prescribe Zepbound if it’s not clinically appropriate for you. Expect a medical evaluation, baseline labs, and ongoing monitoring.
• Cost and insurance: Zepbound can be expensive; some insurers cover it in certain situations but many do not. Check whether the service assists with prior authorization or manufacturer savings programs.
• Safety and quality: prefer services that require a live clinician visit, baseline labs (A1c, renal function, etc.), and scheduled follow‑up rather than companies that simply sell prescriptions without medical follow‑up.

If you want, tell me your state and whether you prefer to use insurance or pay out‑of‑pocket and I’ll check which of these services are available/commonly used in your area and suggest the best next step.