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How it works

How your care works, from start to refill.

Clinical review, prescribed treatment when appropriate, quarterly metabolic labs and health coaching every three weeks, in one program.

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About 5 minutes No charge if treatment isn't approved

Filling out the free health assessment at home

01 · The first 90 days

Five steps, in order.

A typical sequence. Your clinician may adapt it based on your history, records and lab results. Select a step to see what happens.

A typical sequence. Your clinician may adapt it based on your history, records and lab results.

  1. Share your health history, goals, medications and recent records when you have them. It takes about five minutes.

  2. A clinician on our board-certified physician-led team reviews your assessment and decides whether treatment is appropriate. If it isn't, you aren't charged.

  3. If prescribed, a state-licensed pharmacy partner prepares your medication and ships it to your home. Missing records, lab timing and pharmacy processing can cause delays.

  4. Meet your certified health coach, then every three weeks after that, for practical support with nutrition, activity and routines.

  5. Labs are coordinated every three months through Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp, and your clinician reviews the results with you.

Woman on a window seat filling out a form on her laptop Day 1
Desk with an open laptop, printed pages, a folder, a brass pen and a glass of water After you submit
Hands opening a plain shipping box on a kitchen counter Within a week of approval
Man on a video call with a tablet at his kitchen table, taking notes Around week 3
Woman pressing a small bandage on the inside of her elbow after a routine blood draw Every quarter

Step 1 of 5 · Take the free assessment

02 · Before your assessment

What to have ready.

A few details make the assessment more complete.

Quarterly metabolic labs are included, at Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp. Your clinician may order additional testing when medically appropriate.

  • Medical history and current medication list
  • Previous GLP-1 prescriptions and dose records
  • Recent lab results, if you have them
  • Your questions and treatment goals

03 · As your care continues

Everything runs through your patient portal.

Message your clinical team
Ask about your care, symptoms or next steps through portal chat. It isn't an emergency service; for a medical emergency, call 911.
Complete your refill form
A clinician reviews your responses before authorizing a refill or a dose change.
Keep your price predictable
Your program price stays the same across the doses your clinician prescribes.

Common questions.

All questions
How do I contact my care team?

Use the chat in your patient portal for questions about your care. The portal is also where you complete refill forms for clinician review. It is not an emergency service; for a medical emergency, call 911.

When do I meet my health coach?

Your first health-coach appointment is around week three, then you meet every three weeks as part of your program. Coaching focuses on nutrition, activity, routines, and practical questions that come up as you settle into treatment. Coaching is included in your program rate.

What if I experience nausea or other side effects?

Contact your clinical team through the patient portal. Your clinician can review symptoms and adjust your care when appropriate. Anti-nausea prescribing is included when clinically appropriate; the prescription goes to your preferred pharmacy. Pharmacy medication charges and any insurance copay are separate. Seek urgent medical care for severe or concerning symptoms.

How are refills handled?

Complete the refill form in your patient portal. A clinician reviews it before authorizing your next prescription, including whether your dose should change.

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A free assessment is the first step

Your next step starts with your health history.

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A clinician reviews your history first · No charge if treatment isn't approved