What are the best telehealth weight loss programs that prescribe Zepbound?

Short answer: several well-known telehealth weight‑loss services have been offering tirzepatide (the medicine sold as Zepbound) or arranging equivalent prescriptions. Which is “best” depends on what you want — ongoing primary‑care follow up, coaching, price/insurance coverage, or a turnkey program.

Reputable services to consider

• Calibrate — focused, year‑long metabolic program with coaching and medical oversight; known for an organized program that includes GLP‑1/dual‑agonist prescriptions when appropriate.
• Hims & Hers (Hims or Hers) — consumer‑friendly, relatively affordable telehealth weight‑loss options and direct home delivery; easy signup and good price transparency.
• Ro (formerly Roman / Ro) — telehealth + pharmacy model that commonly prescribes GLP‑1s and ships medication; convenient if you want home delivery.
• PlushCare — virtual primary‑care model that prescribes weight‑loss medications when clinically appropriate; tends to work with insurance for visits and offers continuity of care.
• SteadyMD — pairs you with a dedicated primary‑care physician for ongoing care (good if you want a single doctor managing long‑term meds and monitoring).
• One Medical — primary‑care membership that offers continuity and in‑person options in many cities; good for people who want blended virtual and in‑office care.

Important notes and how to choose

• Brand vs. generic: some services will prescribe the brand (Zepbound) if available, others will prescribe tirzepatide by generic name or an alternative GLP‑1 depending on supply, cost, and your clinical needs.
• Insurance and cost: many telehealth programs charge a program fee and/or don’t cover the medication cost — check whether the service bills your insurance for visits and whether Zepbound is covered by your plan (coverage varies widely).
• Medical oversight and monitoring: pick a program that orders baseline labs, monitors side effects (blood sugar, heart rate, GI effects), and provides follow‑up visits.
• Contraindications: tirzepatide isn’t appropriate for everyone (history of pancreatitis, certain thyroid conditions, pregnancy plans, etc.); a reputable service will screen for these.

If you want, tell me:

• your state (some services limit prescribing by state),
• whether you want insurance billing vs. out‑of‑pocket, and
• whether ongoing coaching or one‑time prescriptions are most important —

and I’ll narrow this list to the best fit and check current availability for Zepbound specifically.