Independent GLP-1 care directory
Compare local clinics and online programs by clinician credentials, medication options, visit type, and the price you keep paying.
Choose how you want care
You do not need to pick a medication before you begin. Choose a care setting, or get oriented first.
What “Verified” means here
We publish clinics after connecting a named clinician to an active professional credential and finding a GLP-1 program on the clinic’s own website.
See our verification processThe clinic names at least one physician, nurse practitioner, or other prescribing clinician.
We compare the clinician’s name against the relevant state licensing source.
The clinic’s official website describes GLP-1 treatment—not only general weight loss or surgery.
Local care
Each clinic below has a named clinician matched to an active professional credential.
Lacey, Washington
Hormone, weight loss, and functional medicine clinic serving Washington. TRT, GLP-1, BHRT, and peptide therapy with a board-certified physician. Direct-pay membership, telehealth statewide.
Agoura Hills, California
Lifestyle Health Services is a medical weight-loss clinic in Agoura Hills, CA. The clinic lists Ozempic and Wegovy and Mounjaro and Zepbound and Semaglutide and Liraglutide and Saxenda among its GLP-1 services.
Arlington, Washington
Thyroid, hormones, PCOS, weight loss and metabolic health for the patients conventional medicine gave up on. Washington and California. In-person and telehealth.
By medication
Each page covers what an evaluation requires, how the approved product differs from a compounded one, and what moves the monthly cost once the dose climbs. Which medication you start on is settled at the evaluation, so it is worth knowing the difference before you book.
Coverage
521 researched clinics across 316 cities. Each state page also covers what its Medicaid program pays for weight care.
Online care
We put membership, medication, labs, shipping, and commitments back into one comparison.
View all online providersCurrent editorial leaders
Scored for transparency, pricing completeness, and support.
People who want an actual physician appointment and ongoing physician access, not an asynchronous prescription workflow alone.
Estimated ongoing
From about $165/mo for standard semaglutide; tirzepatide from about $200/mo
98
of 100
Experienced patients who value pharmacy choice and dose-specific pricing more than a one-price checkout.
Estimated ongoing
From about $96/mo for a published low-dose tirzepatide tier, plus applicable care fees
95
of 100
People who want to choose among disclosed compounding pharmacies and keep the same published price as dose changes.
Estimated ongoing
From about $166/mo for quarterly tirzepatide at the standard $499 total
93
of 100
Each of these sorts the programs that prescribe it by starting price, and says what that price does once the dose climbs.
Learn before you book
Clear information makes the first appointment more useful.
About this site
GLP-1 Clinics Nearby is published by Savo Group. It is independent of the clinics it lists: no clinic pays to appear, and paid placement is labeled wherever it runs. How listings are built and corrected is documented in the editorial policy.
Each of the 521 clinics listed here was researched from its own website and from public registries before it was published, with evidence recorded that the clinic prescribes GLP-1 medications for weight management. 229 carry a clinician matched to an active state licensing record. A clinic is never added because it asked to be.
No. There is nothing to buy here and no prescription is issued through this site. A licensed clinician has to evaluate you and write the prescription, and everything here is aimed at helping you choose which clinician that is.
Yes. Searching, comparing, and contacting a clinic through this site cost nothing. Clinics can pay for placement, which is labeled where it appears and does not change how a listing is verified or what its page says.
It means a named clinician at that clinic was matched to an active license in a state registry, not that the clinic has been inspected or endorsed. It is a check on who is providing care, and it is the floor rather than the ceiling of what to ask before booking.
Sources
Listings are researched and corrected under the editorial policy, and the check behind a verified clinic is described in the verification process. This site does not provide medical advice.
