—Now Accepting new patients
Medical weight loss
that actually lasts
Physician-guided metabolic programs that use GLP-1 therapy when appropriate. No waiting room, no referral needed — find out if you qualify in Nevada in under 24 Hours.
At Vitality Weight Loss, you are enrolling in a comprehensive, physician-led weight loss program. As part of your personalized plan,when clinically appropriate, your provider may recommend GLP-1 medication support. Vitality does not sell medications. When prescribed, medications are dispensed through licensed pharmacy partners.
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—How it works
From quiz to prescription — physician-guided, no waiting room
Joining Vitality means investing in a structured medical weight loss program, not a prescription. Your plan includes nutrition coaching, behavior change support, metabolic assessment, and ongoing provider access. For eligible members, a Vitality physician may determine that GLP-1 medication is an appropriate part of your program. If prescribed, it is handled through our licensed pharmacy partners and is separate from your program enrollment. Vitality is not a pharmacy and does not dispense or resell medications.
Take the eligibility quiz
7 quick questions about your health history, BMI, and goals. Takes under 2 minutes. No commitment required.
Provider reviews your intake
A licensed provider reviews your medical history asynchronously — typically within 24 hours. No video call needed.
Medication ships to your door
If approved, your prescribed medication is dispensed from a licensed pharmacy and shipped directly to your home — arriving within 5 business days.
—What’s included
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
Every Vitality plan includes provider access, medication, and ongoing care — not just a prescription and goodbye.
GLP-1 medication
Monthly supply of physician-prescribed GLP-1 therapy (semaglutide or tirzepatide) when clinically appropriate. Starting dose: 0.25mg/week, titrated to your provider’s protocol as you progress.
Ongoing provider support
Message your care team anytime. Dose adjustments, side effect management, and check-ins — all included in your plan.
Personalized care plan
Your provider builds a plan around your goals, health history, and lifestyle — not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
—Patient Results
Real people, real outcomes
These aren’t before-and-afters. These are people who changed how they live — the weight loss followed.
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—Pricing
Straightforward plans, no surprises
Cancel anytime. No hidden fees. Medication cost is included in your monthly plan.
Starter
Make it Medication with app-based and online support
$199
per month
GLP-1 therapy when clinically appropriate
Starts at 0.25mg/week — titrated to your protocol
Async provider intake & approval
Monthly supply shipped to your door
Dose review at month 3
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Medication + Care
$299
per month
Everything in Medication Only
GLP-1 titrated up to 1.0mg/week by month 3
Unlimited provider messaging
Monthly progress check-ins
Dose review at month 3
Priority pharmacy processing
Find out if you qualify in Nevada in under 24 Hours
7 questions. No appointment. A licensed provider reviews your responses and issues your prescription — all online.
—FAQ
Common Questions
Our asynchronous consultation model was designed for people who can't take a Tuesday at 2pm for a weight loss appointment.
Do I really not need to see a doctor in person?
Correct. Vitality operates as an async telehealth platform. You complete an intake questionnaire, a licensed provider reviews it, and if appropriate, issues a prescription. All of this happens without a scheduled video call or in-person visit. Some states have specific requirements — your provider will let you know if anything additional is needed.
What medications do you prescribe?
Our licensed providers prescribe GLP-1 medications — including semaglutide (the active ingredient in Ozempic/Wegovy) and tirzepatide (the active ingredient in Mounjaro/Zepbound) — when clinically appropriate for your situation. Your provider will determine the right medication and dosing protocol based on your health history and goals. Treatment starts at a low dose (typically 0.25mg/week for semaglutide) and is titrated gradually to minimize side effects and optimize results.
Is this covered by insurance?
Vitality plans are not billed through insurance. Some patients use HSA/FSA funds to cover the cost — check with your plan administrator. We provide detailed receipts for reimbursement purposes if needed. Brand-name GLP-1 medications are covered by some insurance plans — we can provide documentation to support that process if you prefer to go that route.
How is this different from getting GLP-1 from my regular doctor?
A traditional doctor visit for GLP-1 often involves a referral, insurance pre-authorization, and weeks of waiting. Many primary care providers simply don't prescribe it. Vitality's async telehealth model is faster, more accessible, and removes the friction of scheduling — a licensed provider reviews your intake within 24 hours and your medication ships directly to your door. We also help eligible patients navigate manufacturer savings programs that can significantly reduce out-of-pocket costs.
What if the medication doesn't work for me?
GLP-1 medications work for the vast majority of patients who are appropriate candidates, but individual response varies. If you're not seeing results after 90 days, your provider will review your dosing, rule out adherence factors, and discuss whether switching medications or adjusting the protocol makes sense. You can cancel your plan at any time.
Is it safe?
GLP-1 receptor agonists are among the most studied medications in recent medical history. Semaglutide has been studied in trials involving tens of thousands of patients. Common side effects are gastrointestinal (nausea, constipation) and typically resolve with proper dose titration. Your Vitality provider will review your health history to screen for contraindications before approving your prescription.