Most GLP-1 programs are a form and a shipment. Ours is a physician who qualifies you, orders your labs, and rechecks you every six months — plus a registered dietitian who sees you twice a month to protect your muscle, bone, and hair while the weight comes off. From $199/mo, with dietitian visits billed to insurance.

Most telehealth GLP-1 services run on an intake form. You answer a questionnaire, a prescriber approves you, and the medication ships. There is no bloodwork, no nutrition support, and no one reviewing your progress beyond your weight.
Weight lost quickly is not only fat. Without adequate protein, resistance training, and clinical monitoring, patients lose lean muscle and bone density along with it, and often regain the weight once the medication stops.
This program is run by a physician and a registered dietitian. The physician qualifies you for treatment, orders comprehensive labs, and reassesses you every six months. Your dietitian meets with you twice a month to manage protein intake, resistance training, titration pacing, and side effects, and builds the step-down plan that maintains your results after treatment ends.

Clinical protocol
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Clinical protocol
Whether you're dealing with IBS, ongoing bloating, a foodintolerance you haven't pinned down, or a diagnosed GIcondition, we pair you with a dietitian whose background fitswhat you're working through — not a generic elimination diethanded to whoever walks in the door.
Your dietitian reviews your goal weight, your history, and exactly what the program involves. No pressure to start. If you want to move forward, you're referred to the physician. Billed to insurance.
The physician decides whether GLP-1 therapy is right for you, teaches you how to inject it, and places your lab order. Billed to insurance.
A1c and fasting glucose, a comprehensive metabolic panel, lipids, TSH, and lipase as indicated. We start from your actual numbers, not a questionnaire.
Your dietitian sees you twice a month. The second visit each month ships your refill — same dose or a titration up, based on how you're actually doing. Billed to insurance.
The physician reassesses your progress, adjusts the plan, and places your next lab order. Billed to insurance.
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