I am switching from Wegovy to Zepbound. Which online clinic makes that easy?

Short answer: pick a telemedicine clinic that (1) explicitly prescribes GLP‑1/GLP‑1/GIP drugs, (2) will take your current Wegovy records, and (3) offers follow‑up and pharmacy/PA support. The following online clinics commonly make that straightforward:

• Ro (Ro.co / Ro Weight Loss) — Large telehealth provider with a weight‑loss program, in‑house pharmacy partners, and experience prescribing semaglutide and tirzepatide; they handle refills, prior authorization help, and follow‑up visits.
• Hims & Hers (hims.com) — Broadly available DTC telehealth that has been offering GLP‑1 programs; simple intake, quick virtual visits, and integrated pharmacy options.
• PlushCare (plushcare.com) — Traditional telemedicine with board‑certified doctors who manage chronic meds and weight‑loss drugs; good if you want continuity of care and the option to use insurance for visits in some cases.
• SteadyMD (steadymd.com) — Matches you with a dedicated physician for ongoing management (helpful when switching therapies), and the clinicians are used to coordinating medication changes and monitoring.
• Calibrate (getcalibrate.com) — Metabolic‑health program that combines medication (GLP‑1/GIP when appropriate) with coaching and structured follow‑up — useful if you want a programmatic approach while switching.

How to proceed (recommended steps)

1. Gather your current Wegovy prescription, recent lab results, weight/BMI, and a brief medical history (heart disease, pancreatitis, gallbladder issues, pregnancy status, current meds).
2. Contact the clinic, confirm they prescribe Zepbound (tirzepatide) in your state, and ask how they handle prior authorization and pharmacy fulfillment. Zepbound availability/cost and insurance coverage can vary.
3. Book the initial televisit and tell the clinician you’re switching from Wegovy so they can evaluate dosing, safety, and monitoring.
4. Confirm follow‑up schedule (side‑effect checks, labs) and how refills and PA will be handled.

A few cautions

• Availability varies by state and clinic; not every teleclinic will prescribe Zepbound.
• Switching GLP‑1 class drugs has different dosing and monitoring needs — only a licensed clinician should approve the change.
• Check whether the clinic will submit prior authorization and whether they partner with pharmacies that can fill Zepbound.

If you tell me your state or whether you prefer continuity with your existing prescriber versus a DTC setup, I can suggest the best single option and link details.