Weekly injection

Semaglutide.

A weekly injection that mimics a natural hormone that helps regulate appetite.

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What it is

Semaglutide is a GLP-1 receptor agonist, which means it mimics a natural hormone that helps regulate appetite. It's taken once a week by injection, and your provider explains exactly how it fits your health picture before anything is prescribed.

A note on compounded medication. Compounded semaglutide is prepared by state-licensed pharmacies and is not FDA-approved. Read our Medication Safety Information.

What's included

  • Provider evaluation and follow-ups
  • Prescription if a licensed provider determines you're eligible
  • Medication shipped to your door, if prescribed
  • Coaching powered by Concorde Health
  • Unlimited provider messaging

Common questions

Is semaglutide right for me?

That's a decision only a licensed provider can make, based on your health history and the assessment.

How is it taken?

Once weekly, by a small injection. Your provider and coach walk you through it, most members find it simpler than expected.

What about side effects?

Some people experience nausea or digestive changes, which means the medication is interacting with the same systems that regulate appetite. Your provider covers what to expect, and your coach helps you navigate day to day.

A licensed provider will determine if this medication is right for you.

The assessment is where every treatment decision starts.

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