Physician-led candidacy review
A doctor reviews your history, medications and metabolic markers to decide whether a GLP-1 fits — and says so plainly when it doesn't.
A GLP-1 can be a powerful tool — and a poor one without oversight. Our physicians evaluate whether it's right for you, order the labs that matter, and pair every prescription with a registered dietitian so you lose fat, protect muscle, and know exactly what happens when you stop.
A doctor reviews your history, medications and metabolic markers to decide whether a GLP-1 fits — and says so plainly when it doesn't.
Baseline metabolic, thyroid and hormone panels, then periodic rechecks so dosing decisions are grounded in data instead of the scale alone.
Appetite suppression makes under-eating protein easy. Your registered dietitian sets targets that keep muscle, bone and energy intact while you lose weight.
Perimenopause changes how your body responds. If hormone therapy belongs in your plan, the same team writes both — not two clinics that never talk.
Nausea, reflux and constipation are common and manageable. Nurse check-ins and titration adjustments keep you on treatment instead of quitting in week three.
$200 for your initial visit, $150/month after — no hidden program fees. Medication costs come from the pharmacy or insurance, and HSA/FSA funds typically apply.
The medications are the same, but the context isn't. Perimenopausal hormone shifts, thyroid conditions, PCOS, pregnancy planning and higher baseline risk of muscle loss all change how we dose, monitor and pair a GLP-1 with nutrition. We treat that context, not just the number on the scale.
Candidacy depends on your BMI, metabolic markers, medical and family history, current medications and goals. A physician reviews all of it before prescribing — and will tell you honestly if a GLP-1 isn't the right tool for you.
That's the real risk, especially for women over 35. Every GLP-1 plan here includes a registered dietitian setting protein targets and a health coach programming resistance training, so weight lost is fat rather than the muscle that protects your metabolism and bones.
Your initial physician visit is $200, then $150 per month for ongoing care — clinician visits, dietitian sessions, labs review, dose titration and messaging. Medication is billed separately by the pharmacy or your insurance; HSA/FSA funds are typically eligible.
Weight regain is common when a GLP-1 stops without a plan. We build the maintenance phase from day one — nutrition habits, strength training and a tapering strategy — so stopping is a planned transition, not a cliff.
What actually drives weight changes, when GLP-1s make sense, and the labs worth asking for — plus short updates from our clinicians as we get closer to opening.