Weight-Loss & Nutrition Programs

Pricing
Medical Weight-Loss Program
Program fee: $99 per 4-week period, automatically renews every 4 weeks unless canceled.
What’s included in the program fee:
Medication (important):
If a medication is prescribed, it is dispensed and fulfilled by a licensed pharmacy (which
may include a compounding pharmacy or outsourcing facility). Medication availability,
formulation, and pharmacy fulfillment timelines can vary. When applicable, the Practice collects medication payments only as a payment agent for the pharmacy. Medication charges are listed separately, identify the dispensing pharmacy, and are passed through at cost with no markup.
Medical Weight-Loss Program + Nutrition Coaching
Program fee: $179 per 4-week period, automatically renews every 4 weeks unless canceled.
What’s included in the program fee:
Medication (important):
If a medication is prescribed, it is dispensed and fulfilled by a licensed pharmacy (which
may include a compounding pharmacy or outsourcing facility). Medication availability,
formulation, and pharmacy fulfillment timelines can vary. When applicable, the Practice collects medication payments only as a payment agent for the pharmacy. Medication charges are listed separately, identify the dispensing pharmacy, and are passed through at cost with no markup.
Nutrition Coaching Only (No Medication Management)
Program fee: $249 per 4-week period, automatically renews every 4 weeks unless canceled.
What’s included in the program fee:

Important Program Information
Important Program Information
In many cases, yes. Depending on your medical history and provider judgment, you may be able to start and continue weight-loss medication through telehealth, with follow-ups, dose adjustments, and ongoing care often handled virtually. In some situations, an in-office visit or lab work may still be needed.
Often, no. Many patients can complete their initial consultation virtually and, if clinically appropriate, begin medication after that visit. However, your provider will decide whether telehealth alone is sufficient or if an in-person visit, exam, or additional testing is needed before starting treatment.
For many patients and visit types, telehealth can be a very effective way to receive follow-up care, support, and dose adjustments. There are still situations where an in-office visit is more appropriate, and your provider will recommend that when needed.
Yes — many patients use a mix of in-office and telehealth visits, depending on their schedule and clinical needs. Your provider will help you choose the right format for each visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Telehealth is not appropriate for every condition or patient. Your provider will determine whether virtual care is clinically appropriate for you and may recommend an in-person visit, exam, or testing when needed.
Telehealth is not appropriate for every condition or patient. Your provider will determine whether virtual care is clinically appropriate for you and may recommend an in-person visit, exam, or testing when needed.

