Medical Weight Loss FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about provider-guided medical weight loss options, including GLP-1 + B12 injections, oral options, and GLP-1/GIP treatment options.

Medical weight loss is a provider-guided approach to weight management. It may include an online health intake, medical review, lifestyle guidance, and prescription treatment options if a licensed provider determines treatment is appropriate.

GLP-1 treatment options may be used as part of a medical weight management plan for eligible patients. A licensed provider reviews your health history, current medications, and goals to determine whether a GLP-1 option may be appropriate.

A GLP-1 + B12 injection is an injectable treatment option that may be prescribed for eligible patients after medical review. B12 may be included in some treatment plans when a licensed provider determines it is appropriate.

A GLP-1 oral option may be available for some patients if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate. Availability, medication type, dosing, and instructions may vary based on provider review and pharmacy fulfillment.

A GLP-1/GIP injection is another provider-guided weight management option that may be available for eligible patients if prescribed. Your provider will determine whether this type of treatment is appropriate based on your clinical evaluation.

An oral GLP-1/GIP option may be available depending on provider review, eligibility, and pharmacy availability. Your treatment plan, if approved, will include instructions based on the medication prescribed.

Yes. Prescription treatment is only available if a licensed provider determines it is medically appropriate after reviewing your intake and health information. Completing an intake does not guarantee approval or a prescription.

You start by completing an online health intake. A licensed provider reviews your information and determines whether treatment may be appropriate. If prescribed, your medication may be fulfilled by a licensed pharmacy where available.

If prescribed, medication may be shipped by a licensed pharmacy where available. Shipping, packaging, fulfillment, and availability may vary by state, pharmacy, and treatment plan.

No. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Your progress may depend on your health history, treatment plan, nutrition, activity level, consistency, and ongoing provider guidance.

Timing varies by patient. Your provider can help you understand what to expect based on your treatment plan, medical history, and follow-up needs. No specific timeline or result is guaranteed.

Some patients may experience side effects. Your provider will review potential risks, benefits, and safety considerations before determining whether treatment is appropriate. Contact your provider if you have questions or symptoms during treatment.

Your provider will review your current medications, supplements, allergies, and medical history before making a treatment decision. Be sure to complete your intake accurately and update your provider if anything changes.

No. This service is not a replacement for emergency care or routine in-person medical care. Continue seeing your primary care provider as recommended, and seek urgent or emergency care when needed.

Prescription treatment is not guaranteed. A licensed medical provider will determine whether treatment is appropriate based on your health history and clinical evaluation. Medication, dosing, fulfillment, and availability may vary by state and pharmacy. Individual results vary.