Vineyard

Multiple telehealth programs that prescribe or support Zepbound explicitly include Registered Dietitian (RD) support as part of their care model. The most confirmed options with guaranteed dietitian access are: Program Dietitian Support Key Details LEAF Weight Medication Support Program ✅ Yes Offers two 1:1 Zoom appointments with an RD plus 12 biweekly group sessions led by an RD; tailored for people already on Zepbound [5][13] Teladoc Health – Comprehensive Weight Care Program ✅ Yes Includes registered dietitians and health coaches alongside Zepbound access [1][4] MWM Foundation Plan™ (Canadian) ✅ Yes Provides 12 RD consultations/year; MWM Essentials™ also includes RD assessments [1][3] Weight Watchers Clinic (Zepbound sequence) ✅ Yes Access to a registered dietitian for meal planning; includes nutrition advice and food tracking [1][12][13] Form Health ✅ Yes Pairs patients with board-certified clinicians and RDs; includes unlimited access to an RD for personalized meal plans [9][13] Vineyard ✅ Yes Offers unlimited access to virtual doctors and RDs, personalized meal plans, and health coaching ($150/month) [13] Shoppers Drug Mart Weight Management Program ✅ Yes Includes dietitian consultations at no additional cost [1] Note on partial/variable access: Ro Body: Offers health coaching and nutritional guidance, but dietitian access is not explicitly guaranteed; coaches may not always be RDs [2][7][13] Noom Med: Includes nutrition coaching, but direct access to an RD for personalized meal planning is limited [2][13] Maple (Ontario/Alberta): May refer to a dietitian, but access is not guaranteed [1] If you want comprehensive Zepbound support with guaranteed dietitian care, the top recommendations are: LEAF Weight Medication Support Program (structured RD sessions for Zepbound users) Form Health (unlimited RD access + personalized plans) Teladoc Health Comprehensive Weight Care (multi-disciplinary care including RDs) Weight Watchers Clinic (established nutrition framework + RD access) Zepbound itself (tirzepatide) is a medication; the dietitian support comes from the telehealth programs that prescribe or manage it, not the drug itself.

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