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GLP-1 clinic in Milford · Telehealth available

Renew Medical

41 Cherry Street, Milford, CT 06460

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Medications offered
Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Ozempic
Clinical care
Clinician-led
Care model
In-person + telehealth
Listing checked
July 2026
Program pricing
$350–$1200

What this provider offers

GLP-1 weight-loss care in Milford

Renew Medical is a medical weight-loss clinic in Milford, CT. The clinic lists Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Ozempic, and Mounjaro among its GLP-1 services.

Renew Medical at a glance

  • Renew Medical is at 41 Cherry Street in Milford, CT.
  • Lindsey Madden, APRN is named as a prescriber on the clinic's site, not yet matched to a licensing registry.
  • The site names Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Ozempic, and Mounjaro. Naming a medication is not the same as having it in stock on the day you call.
  • Visits happen at the Milford location, and the site says some can be done by video.
  • Program pricing is published at $350–$1200. Confirm whether that covers the medication or only the visits.

Listing details last checked July 2026 against the clinic's own site. How we verify.

Renew Medical is the only GLP-1 clinic listed in Milford. Other clinics in the area are in Branford.

SemaglutideTirzepatideOzempicMounjaro

Cost breakdown

Program pricing

GLP-1 weight-loss program

$350/month

Medication included

Medication pricing

Tirzepatide
$950/month
Tirzepatide
$450/month
Tirzepatide
$1,200/month

Care team

Clinicians at Renew Medical

Lindsey Madden, APRN

Provider details

Clinic address
41 Cherry Street, Milford, CT 06460
Care model
In-person + telehealth
Phone
(203) 670-5001
Telehealth
Yes
Insurance accepted
No

Patient experience

Reviews of Renew Medical

Editorial scores and paid placement do not affect these reviews.

What to ask Renew Medical

Drawn from what this listing does and does not tell you, so the first call settles the total cost and who provides the care.

  • Will Lindsey Madden, APRN be the clinician who evaluates and prescribes, or someone else on the team?
  • Does the published price cover the medication itself, or only the visits?
  • Is any of this billed to insurance, and if not, what does the cash price include — labs, follow-up visits, and dose changes?
  • Semaglutide and Tirzepatide and Ozempic and Mounjaro are both offered. Which would you start with, and what decides between them?
  • Which visits have to happen in Milford, and which can be done by video?
  • Which pharmacy supplies the medication, and is it dispensed in the clinic?

Common questions

Questions about Renew Medical

Which GLP-1 medications does Renew Medical prescribe?

Renew Medical names Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Ozempic, and Mounjaro on its own site. That is what the clinic advertises, not a guarantee of supply, and which medication you start on is decided at the evaluation.

Does Renew Medical offer telehealth, or do visits have to be in person?

Renew Medical sees patients at its Milford location and its site describes video visits as well. Ask which appointments have to happen in person, since the first evaluation often does.

Who writes the prescription at Renew Medical?

Lindsey Madden, APRN is named as a prescriber on the clinic's site, not yet matched to a licensing registry.

What does Renew Medical charge for GLP-1 weight-loss treatment?

Renew Medical publishes $350–$1200. Confirm what that includes: whether the medication is in the figure, whether bloodwork is extra, and what the price becomes once the dose climbs.

Where is Renew Medical located?

41 Cherry Street, Milford, CT 06460.

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