Vermont · VT
Best GLP-1 telehealth providers in Vermont
9 GLP-1 telehealth providers are licensed in Vermont. Ranked here by starting monthly price (lowest first), then editorial rating.
- 1Visit
Sesame Care
4.1Marketplace pricing — book a licensed clinician directly, medication filled through their pharmacy of choice.
From $59/mo · 5 medications
- 2Visit
Push Health
3.9Direct-to-doctor GLP-1 access — no subscription, pay per visit + medication.
From $75/mo · 1 medication
- 3Visit
Hims
4.1Telehealth platform with GLP-1 weight loss as part of a broader wellness lineup.
From $79/mo · 1 medication
- 4Visit
Ro
4.4Direct-to-consumer GLP-1 program with broad medication selection and a polished app.
From $99/mo · 2 medications
- 5Visit
Found
3.9Personalized weight-loss program offering GLP-1s plus non-GLP-1 alternatives.
From $99/mo · 6 medications
- 6Visit
Noom
4.0Behavioral-first program with GLP-1 access — coaching bundled in for adherence-heavy users.
From $149/mo · 1 medication
- 7Visit
Henry Meds
4.2Compounded-first GLP-1 telehealth with three-tier pricing — the cash-only value pick.
From $179/mo · 1 medication
- 8Visit
TrimRX
3.7Cash-pay online GLP-1 program from $179/mo — compounded semaglutide + tirzepatide.
From $179/mo · 1 medication
- 9Visit
LifeMD
4.3 Accepts insuranceFull primary-care telehealth with GLP-1 — the pick for patients who want ongoing PCP integration.
From $249/mo · 3 medications
Vermont GLP-1 questions, answered
How much does a GLP-1 prescription cost in Vermont?
The cheapest GLP-1 telehealth provider currently licensed in Vermont is Sesame Care at $59/mo. The ranked listing on this page shows the full price ladder from cheapest to highest.
Does Medicaid in Vermont cover GLP-1 medications?
Medicaid coverage of GLP-1 medications varies by state. Check your Vermont Medicaid program's formulary or ask your prescriber to file a prior authorization.
Can I use a telehealth provider in Vermont for a GLP-1?
Yes — every provider in the ranked listing above holds licensure in Vermont. A licensed clinician in your state writes the prescription; medication ships from a US pharmacy to your address.