Which telehealth services offer Zepbound?

Short answer: several large telehealth companies and specialty weight‑management programs do prescribe tirzepatide (the active ingredient in Zepbound), but availability of the brand name “Zepbound” varies by provider, pharmacy and region. Before you sign up, confirm with the service whether they will prescribe the Zepbound brand (versus another tirzepatide product or formulary alternative).

Telehealth services to check (why each is worth contacting)

• Calibrate — focused, longitudinal metabolic/weight‑management program with clinicians who commonly prescribe GLP‑1s and tirzepatide; they coordinate labs and follow‑up.
• Hims & Hers (Hims or Hers) — large direct‑to‑consumer telehealth platform that offers prescription weight‑loss medications and has broad national access and pharmacy partnerships.
• Ro (Roman) — national telehealth company that expanded into weight‑management/GLP‑1 prescriptions and offers virtual follow‑up.
• PlushCare — primary‑care telehealth that treats chronic conditions and can prescribe GLP‑1/tirzepatide when clinically appropriate.
• GoodRx Care / GoodRx Telehealth — convenient, price‑focused telehealth visits and usually able to send prescriptions to multiple pharmacies; useful for price comparisons.
• Lemonaid Health — direct telehealth prescribing for common medications and weight‑loss meds in states where they operate (availability varies).

Also consider: local endocrinologists or obesity clinics that offer telemedicine visits and specialty pharmacies; and manufacturer resources — Eli Lilly’s Zepbound patient site or support line can sometimes help with pharmacy locations, copay programs and availability.

What to do next

1. Search the provider’s site for “Zepbound” or “tirzepatide,” or call/message them to confirm brand availability.
2. Ask about required labs, follow‑up schedule, and whether they use specialty/mail‑order pharmacies (some brands are dispensed that way).
3. Check insurance coverage and prior‑authorization requirements (these drugs often require PA or are not covered).
4. Compare total cost (visit fees + drug price + pharmacy dispensing) and any patient‑support programs.

If you’d like, tell me your state or whether you want lowest cost vs. a high‑touch program so I can suggest the best one(s) to contact first.