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Yes — several telehealth weight‑loss programs combine prescription medications (for example semaglutide or tirzepatide) with ongoing real coaching or care-team support. A few widely used options:
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Calibrate — 12‑month metabolic program with MD/NP oversight that can prescribe GLP‑1s, plus weekly one‑on‑one coaching focused on behavior change and metabolic health tracking. Good if you want a structured year‑long program.
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Found — telehealth weight‑loss clinic that prescribes GLP‑1s and provides regular coaching, nutrition guidance, lab monitoring and refill management. Known for quick start and a practical care team model.
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Hims & Hers (Weight Care) — consumer telehealth provider that offers weight‑loss meds plus a care team/care coordinator and educational coaching resources. Convenient if you want a broad telehealth platform and streamlined pricing.
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Ro (Ro → formerly Roman/Ro Health) — online clinic that offers anti‑obesity medication prescriptions alongside care navigators and clinician follow‑ups; suitable if you prefer a big telehealth provider with pharmacy integration.
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Profile by Sanford — clinic‑based/virtual program with one‑on‑one coaching (dietitian/coach) combined with medical management and the option for anti‑obesity medications; good if you want a more clinical program with in‑person/virtual hybrid options.
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PlushCare — primary‑care telemedicine platform that can evaluate and prescribe weight‑loss medications plus access to behavioral health or coaching services through the platform or partners.
A few quick notes before you choose:
- Availability and the ability to prescribe GLP‑1s/tirzepatide depend on medical history, labs, and state licensing; some companies won’t prescribe after only a questionnaire.
- “Coaching” varies: some services provide certified health coaches or registered dietitians; others provide care coordinators or automated coaching—check credentials if that matters to you.
- Cost and insurance coverage vary widely; many GLP‑1 prescriptions are paid out‑of‑pocket.
- Safety: these medications require medical oversight and some baseline testing (e.g., pregnancy testing, cardiac history).
If you tell me your state, budget (insurance vs self‑pay), and whether you want in‑depth dietitian support vs behavior coaching, I can narrow this to the best options and show current pricing/availability.