Verbatim response from ChatGPT
Short answer: several of the major telehealth weight‑loss programs that prescribe tirzepatide (Zepbound) also include nutrition support (registered dietitians or nutrition coaches) as part of their care teams. Because offerings and state availability change, you should verify current details with each provider, but examples include:
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Profile by Sanford — Profile’s model centers on ongoing one‑to‑one support from a health coach plus regular visits with registered dietitians; Profile clinics have been prescribing GLP‑1s (including tirzepatide) through their medical teams.
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Calibrate — Calibrate pairs medical prescribers with behavioral coaches and structured nutrition support focused on metabolic change; they offer GLP‑1 treatment options for qualifying members and emphasize lifestyle/nutrition work alongside medication.
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Parsley Health — Parsley provides a multidisciplinary team (physicians + nutritionists/RDNs) and offers personalized care that can include GLP‑1 prescriptions where appropriate; nutrition counseling is a core part of their program.
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SteadyMD — SteadyMD matches patients with a longitudinal primary‑care physician and care team and offers add‑on nutrition / RD services; their clinicians have been prescribing GLP‑1 medications for weight management for qualifying patients.
How to confirm for your situation
- Check the provider’s FAQ/team pages for “registered dietitian,” “nutritionist,” or “nutrition coach.”
- Confirm that Zepbound (tirzepatide) is currently listed among their medication options and that they prescribe it in your state.
- If you want, tell me your state and whether you prefer RD vs. nutrition coach and I can check which of these programs currently offers Zepbound + dietitian support in your area.