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Short answer: several major telehealth and online primary‑care/weight‑loss services commonly evaluate patients for and (when medically appropriate) prescribe semaglutide products such as Ozempic. Examples include:
- PlushCare — offers primary‑care and weight‑management televisits and has been known to prescribe GLP‑1s with home delivery.
- Hims & Hers (Hers) — runs a weight‑loss program that includes GLP‑1 options and home delivery.
- Lemonaid Health — offers online clinician visits and has listed semaglutide/tirzepatide options for eligible patients.
- Ro (Ro.co) — provides online care and pharmacy services, including weight‑management/diabetes care where GLP‑1s are offered in some states.
- Amwell / Teladoc — large telehealth platforms that connect you with primary‑care or specialty clinicians who may prescribe GLP‑1 therapy when appropriate.
- Local virtual specialty clinics — many state‑based telehealth weight‑loss or endocrinology services (and marketplace sites like Sesame) also prescribe semaglutide.
Important notes:
- Prescribers will evaluate your medical history, current conditions, and whether Ozempic (approved for type 2 diabetes) or another product (e.g., Wegovy for weight loss, or generic semaglutide/tirzepatide alternatives) is appropriate.
- Availability varies by state, by company policy, and by supply/insurance. Some services may prefer to prescribe Wegovy or a generic version rather than the Ozempic brand.
- If you want, tell me your state (or whether you need diabetes vs weight‑loss treatment) and I can narrow the list or suggest the fastest way to check current availability and pricing.