GLP-1 clinic in Columbus · Telehealth available
Access Ohio
6400 E. Broad Street, Suite 400, Columbus, OH 43213
- Medications offered
- Tirzepatide, Semaglutide
- Clinical care
- Physician-led
- Care model
- In-person + telehealth
- Listing checked
- July 2026
- Program pricing
- Contact for pricing
What this provider offers
GLP-1 weight-loss care in Columbus
Access Ohio is a medical weight-loss clinic in Columbus, OH. The clinic lists Tirzepatide and Semaglutide among its GLP-1 services.
Access Ohio at a glance
- Access Ohio is at 6400 E. Broad Street, Suite 400 in Columbus, OH.
- John Johnson, MD is named as a prescriber on the clinic's site, not yet matched to a licensing registry.
- The site names Semaglutide and Tirzepatide. Naming a medication is not the same as having it in stock on the day you call.
- Visits happen at the Columbus location, and the site says some can be done by video.
- No program price is published, which makes the total for a first month the first thing to ask about.
Listing details last checked July 2026 against the clinic's own site. How we verify.
Access Ohio is one of 2 GLP-1 clinics listed in Columbus. It is the only one in Columbus naming Semaglutide, which is worth knowing if that is what you came for.
Care team
Clinicians at Access Ohio
Provider details
- Clinic address
- 6400 E. Broad Street, Suite 400, Columbus, OH 43213
- Care model
- In-person + telehealth
- Phone
- (614) 861-0967
- Telehealth
- Yes
- Insurance accepted
- No
Patient experience
Reviews of Access Ohio
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What to ask Access Ohio
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 John Johnson, MD be the clinician who evaluates and prescribes, or someone else on the team?
- Access Ohio does not publish a program price. What does the first month cost in total, and what changes after it?
- Is any of this billed to insurance, and if not, what does the cash price include — labs, follow-up visits, and dose changes?
- Tirzepatide and Semaglutide are both offered. Which would you start with, and what decides between them?
- Which visits have to happen in Columbus, and which can be done by video?
- Which pharmacy supplies the medication, and is it dispensed in the clinic?
Common questions
Questions about Access Ohio
Which GLP-1 medications does Access Ohio prescribe?
Access Ohio names Semaglutide and Tirzepatide 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 Access Ohio offer telehealth, or do visits have to be in person?
Access Ohio sees patients at its Columbus 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 Access Ohio?
John Johnson, MD is named as a prescriber on the clinic's site, not yet matched to a licensing registry.
What does Access Ohio charge for GLP-1 weight-loss treatment?
Access Ohio does not publish a program price. Ask for the total first-month cost and what it becomes after, and whether labs and follow-up visits sit inside that figure or outside it.
Where is Access Ohio located?
6400 E. Broad Street, Suite 400, Columbus, OH 43213. It is one of 2 GLP-1 clinics listed in Columbus.
Nearby
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Worth reading before you call
Chosen from what this listing names: its medications, how it sees patients, and what it publishes about price.
- TirzepatideTirzepatide acts at GIP and GLP-1 receptors. Zepbound and Mounjaro contain tirzepatide but have different FDA-approved indications.
- SemaglutideSemaglutide is an active ingredient used in several prescription products. The product name and approved indication matter as much as the ingredient.
- Local clinic vs. online providerLocal and online programs can both offer legitimate care. The better fit is the program that can safely evaluate you, coordinate what you need, and remain reachable after medication arrives.

