California
GLP-1 cost in California
10 telehealth providers ship GLP-1s to California starting at $59/mo self-pay, plus 1 in-person clinic in Oakland. Medi-Cal ENDED Medicaid coverage of GLP-1s for weight loss after October 2025 amid budget pressure. Diabetes coverage (Ozempic, Mounjaro) continues with prior authorization. Self-pay or commercial insurance is the path for weight management (KFF, Jan 2026).
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Starting price
$59/mo
Price range
$59–$249
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GLP-1 clinics in California
Our directory lists 1 in-person GLP-1 clinic across California in Oakland. In-person prescribers are an alternative to national telehealth when you want local lab draws or face-to-face dose titration.
Browse California clinicsProvider prices in California
Starting prices for new patients. Maintenance pricing and insurance-covered tiers may differ.
- Sesame Care
Marketplace pricing — book a licensed clinician directly, medication filled through their pharmacy of choice.
$59.00/moCheapest5 medsNo insurance4.10/5 - Push Health
Direct-to-doctor GLP-1 access — no subscription, pay per visit + medication.
$75.00/mo1 medNo insurance3.90/5 - Hims
Telehealth platform with GLP-1 weight loss as part of a broader wellness lineup.
$79.00/mo1 medNo insurance4.10/5 - Ro
Direct-to-consumer GLP-1 program with broad medication selection and a polished app.
$99.00/mo2 medsNo insurance4.40/5 - Sequence (Weight Watchers Clinic)
Weight Watchers-owned medical weight loss platform combining GLP-1s with coaching.
$99.00/mo5 medsInsurance4.00/5 - Found
Personalized weight-loss program offering GLP-1s plus non-GLP-1 alternatives.
$99.00/mo6 medsNo insurance3.90/5 - Noom
Behavioral-first program with GLP-1 access — coaching bundled in for adherence-heavy users.
$149.00/mo1 medNo insurance4.00/5 - Henry Meds
Compounded-first GLP-1 telehealth with three-tier pricing — the cash-only value pick.
$179.00/mo1 medNo insurance4.20/5 - TrimRX
Cash-pay online GLP-1 program from $179/mo — compounded semaglutide + tirzepatide.
$179.00/mo1 medNo insurance3.70/5 - LifeMD
Full primary-care telehealth with GLP-1 — the pick for patients who want ongoing PCP integration.
$249.00/mo3 medsInsurance4.30/5
Cheapest in California
Sesame Care — from $59.00/mo
Marketplace pricing — book a licensed clinician directly, medication filled through their pharmacy of choice.
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Medicaid & insurance in California
Weight-loss GLP-1s (Wegovy, Zepbound)
Diabetes GLP-1s (Ozempic, Mounjaro)
California coverage notes
Medi-Cal ENDED Medicaid coverage of GLP-1s for weight loss after October 2025 amid budget pressure. Diabetes coverage (Ozempic, Mounjaro) continues with prior authorization. Self-pay or commercial insurance is the path for weight management (KFF, Jan 2026).
Source: KFF Medicaid GLP-1 tracking, NASHP state policy reports. Last verified May 2026. State Medicaid policies change frequently — confirm coverage with your plan before submitting prior authorization.
Medication pricing (national reference)
Manufacturer self-pay reference prices. Telehealth providers in California may bundle these at lower or higher rates — see the provider table above.
- Mounjaro
tirzepatide
~$1023.04/month manufacturer reference
- Saxenda
liraglutide
~$1349.00/month manufacturer reference
- Rybelsus
semaglutide (oral)
~$1029.00/month manufacturer reference
- Ozempic
semaglutide
~$997.58/month manufacturer reference
- Wegovy
semaglutide
~$1349.02/month manufacturer reference
- Zepbound
tirzepatide
~$1059.87/month manufacturer reference
- Ozempic
semaglutide
~$935.77/month manufacturer reference
- Wegovy HD
semaglutide 7.2 mg
~$1349.00/month manufacturer reference
Related research
Where California fits: the 51-jurisdiction Medicaid teardown
Our state-by-state Medicaid coverage report classifies every jurisdiction into 4 buckets (covered, limited, dropped Oct 2025, diabetes-only) with KFF + state PDL sourcing. Use it to compare California's status against neighboring states or to check the 4 that lost coverage in the FY26 budget cycle.
Read the full 51-state teardown →