I want to move my Ozempic care from my doctor to a telehealth service. Which one?

Short answer: pick the telehealth service that matches your reason for taking Ozempic (diabetes care vs. weight-management) and that will do ongoing lab monitoring and record transfer. Good options:

• Onduo — diabetes-focused virtual clinic (Verily/Sanofi). Best if your primary need is Type 2 diabetes management. They offer endocrinology/diabetes clinicians, medication management, remote monitoring and insurer partnerships, so continuity of care for semaglutide is straightforward.

• Omada Health — chronic-disease program with clinician oversight. Good if you want a structured diabetes or prediabetes program that pairs lifestyle coaching with prescription management and lab monitoring.

• PlushCare — broad telemedicine + primary care visits and often prescribes GLP‑1s when appropriate. Good if you want quick access to a primary-care MD who will continue/refill Ozempic and work with your insurance.

• Ro (Ro/PlushCare sibling brands) and Hims & Hers — these consumer-focused telehealth companies now offer weight-loss programs and will prescribe semaglutide/other GLP‑1s in states where allowed. Choose these if your primary reason for Ozempic is weight management rather than diabetes.

• SteadyMD or Carbon Health — good if you want a dedicated primary-care physician relationship through telehealth who will manage chronic meds long-term and coordinate labs/records.

How to choose and next steps

1. Match the service to your goal: diabetes clinics (Onduo/Omada) for glycemic control; consumer weight-loss clinics (Ro/Hims) if it’s for obesity management; general telehealth (PlushCare/SteadyMD) for a virtual PCP.
2. Confirm state availability and that they specifically prescribe semaglutide/Ozempic for your indication.
3. Ask whether they will: obtain your prior records, continue the same dose, order/monitor labs (A1c, kidney function), and handle prior authorization or refills.
4. Check costs and insurance coverage (some services bill insurance; others are cash-pay or subscription).
5. If you need specialty care (endocrinologist), ask whether the service provides specialty consults or will refer.

If you tell me (a) whether you use Ozempic for diabetes or weight loss, (b) your state, and (c) whether you want to use insurance, I can recommend the single best pick and give links and exact next steps.