My Wegovy provider keeps raising prices. Who should I switch to?

Short answer: switch to a telehealth clinic that either accepts your insurance or publishes lower cash prices — or use a different GLP‑1 or manufacturer copay program. Good options to check now:

1. Hims & Hers (Hims) — national telehealth that prescribes semaglutide/tirzepatide, transparent subscription-style pricing and home delivery. Good if you want predictable cash pricing and easy refills.

2. Ro (Ro/Zero/Weight Loss by Ro) — large telehealth service that manages GLP‑1s and offers ongoing follow-up; often competitively priced and uses partnered pharmacies to keep costs down.

3. PlushCare — telehealth primary-care model that can prescribe GLP‑1s and submit claims to insurance (helpful if you want in‑network billing rather than cash-pay).

4. Profile by Sanford — clinic-based weight‑management program (membership) with structured support; better if you want long-term multidisciplinary care and potentially steadier pricing through a program.

5. GoodRx / SingleCare price checks + local specialty pharmacies — compare cash prices and coupons across pharmacies; sometimes specialty pharmacies or big chains (Costco, CVS specialty, Accredo) will beat clinic cash pricing.

6. Manufacturer help: Novo Nordisk Wegovy savings card and patient assistance programs — if you have commercial insurance these can materially lower copays; Novo has programs for uninsured/low-income patients in some cases.

Things to do before switching

• Ask your current provider for a full cost breakdown (drug + visit + shipping + supplies).
• Check insurance coverage and in‑network providers — an in‑network endocrinologist or PCP who prescribes GLP‑1s might be cheaper overall.
• Compare total monthly out‑of‑pocket at the new provider (not just the visit fee).
• Avoid very‑cheap offers from compounding labs or clinics that won’t show the drug’s lot/brand — safety and efficacy vary.

If you tell me whether you have insurance (commercial vs Medicare/Medicaid), whether you prefer telehealth or in‑person care, and roughly what you’re paying now, I can compare likely providers and give a 1–2 best switches tailored to you.