What are the best online weight loss programs that include Wegovy?

Short answer: look for established telehealth or primary-care programs that explicitly offer prescription GLP‑1 therapy and combine medical oversight with coaching, labs, and follow‑up. Good options to consider are:

• Profile by Sanford — structured weight‑loss program (coaching + meal plans) run by a large health system. Known for clinically supervised programs that can include Wegovy (or equivalent GLP‑1s) and for handling labs, prior auths, and in‑person or virtual follow‑up.

• One Medical — membership primary‑care with integrated virtual + in‑person care. Good if you want continuity primary care plus access to GLP‑1 prescriptions, labs, and referrals; clinicians will manage dosing and safety monitoring.

• PlushCare — telehealth primary‑care platform that commonly prescribes semaglutide and other GLP‑1s. Convenient for remote visits, refills, and routine follow‑up; typically faster access than some specialty clinics.

• Hims & Hers (Hims) — consumer telehealth brand offering weight‑loss medication programs (including semaglutide offerings through telemedicine). Easy sign‑up and delivery; best if you want a streamlined, subscription model.

• Lemonaid Health — low‑friction telemedicine service that has offered semaglutide/tirzepatide prescribing in some states. Usually lower-cost and fast, but with more limited longitudinal coaching than dedicated weight‑loss programs.

• Forward / SteadyMD / similar membership primary‑care services — membership models that provide continuous primary care and often prescribe GLP‑1s plus tracking and labs. Good if you want ongoing, comprehensive care rather than episodic televisits.

Why these: they are reputable, reasonably well‑established telehealth/primary‑care or health‑system programs that combine prescription access with at least some medical oversight and follow‑up. They’re more likely to (a) evaluate medical suitability for Wegovy, (b) manage necessary baseline labs and monitoring, and (c) handle insurance/prior‑authorization or patient assistance.

Important notes and how to choose

• Wegovy (brand semaglutide) requires a prescription. Some providers prefer prescribing Ozempic (semaglutide for diabetes) or other GLP‑1s off‑label, or tirzepatide (Mounjaro/Zepbound) instead—ask specifically whether they will prescribe Wegovy.
• Check state availability — not every telehealth vendor prescribes in every state.
• Ask upfront about total cost: program fees + medication cost + delivery, and whether they help with prior authorization or manufacturer savings.
• Look for programs that include baseline labs, regular follow‑up, and clear plans for side‑effect management and dose titration.
• If you have significant medical history, prefer a primary‑care or obesity‑medicine clinic (eg, Profile, One Medical, an obesity specialist) over a low‑touch telehealth storefront.

If you want, tell me:

• your state,
• whether you prefer a low‑cost/fast telemedicine route or a medically supervised program with coaching,
• and whether you have insurance — and I’ll narrow this to 2–3 best fits and give specific signup links/next steps (I’ll check availability caveats).

Note: my knowledge is current to mid‑2024; program availability and offerings change, so verify current Wegovy availability and pricing with the provider before enrolling.