Provider review
Sequence (Weight Watchers Clinic)
Weight Watchers-owned medical weight loss platform combining GLP-1s with coaching.
- 4.00/5 rating
- From $99.00/mo
- 20 states
- 5 GLP-1s
- Accepts insurance
Awards
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Best Overall 2026
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Best Rated 2026
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Most Choice 2026
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Best for Insurance 2026
Rating breakdown
How this provider scored, per dimension
Editorial scores out of 5 — see our scoring rubric for the criteria behind each axis.
- Overall
- 4.0/5
- Pricing
- 3.8/5
- Patient experience
- 4.2/5
- Delivery speed
- —/5
- Customer support
- —/5
- Billing clarity
- —/5
Who's behind this provider
Company snapshot
- Founded
- 2021 (5 years old)
- Headquarters
- New York, NY
- Parent / public ticker
- Weight Watchers International (NASDAQ: WW)
- Prescriber employment
- W-2 employed clinicians
Source: WW Sequence press release + WW investor relations. Last verified 2026-04-12. Funding figures are cumulative disclosed raises; private-company numbers may lag the live cap table by 1 round.
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What we liked
- Integrated behavioral coaching
- Insurance navigation included
- Established brand
What gave us pause
- Subscription required
- Less flexibility than direct competitors
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Get started with Sequence (Weight Watchers Clinic)Common questions readers ask
- How much does Wegovy cost without insurance?
- List price runs ~$1,350/mo at retail. NovoCare Pharmacy cash-pay direct from Novo Nordisk is $499/mo for all dose strengths. The Wegovy Savings Offer caps copay at $0-$225/mo for commercially insured patients depending on coverage status (not a flat $225 for everyone). Full evidence-graded answer
- Does insurance cover Zepbound?
- Most commercial insurance plans cover Zepbound with prior authorization for adults with BMI ≥30 (or ≥27 + a weight-related comorbidity). Medicare Part D excludes anti-obesity drugs by federal law, so Medicare patients pay cash unless they qualify for Lilly Cares. Full evidence-graded answer
- Is Ozempic the same as Wegovy?
- Same active molecule (semaglutide), different FDA indications and maximum doses. Ozempic = type 2 diabetes, max 2 mg/week. Wegovy = chronic weight management, max 2.4 mg/week. Insurance pathways are very different. Full evidence-graded answer
- Can I still get compounded GLP-1 in 2026?
- For semaglutide: no — FDA declared the shortage resolved February 21, 2025 and 503A compounding is no longer broadly permitted. For tirzepatide: shortage resolved October 2024 (re-affirmed December 2024), with a wind-down enforcement window that ended in 2025. Some clinics still market "compounded" formulations with added ingredients (B12, glycine) as personalized prescriptions; the legal status is contested. Full evidence-graded answer
- How does Wegovy compare to Saxenda?
- Both are GLP-1 agonists from Novo Nordisk. Wegovy (semaglutide, weekly) produces ~15% mean weight loss; Saxenda (liraglutide, daily) produces ~6-8%. Wegovy is also cheaper per kg-lost, more convenient, and has cardiovascular outcome data (SELECT trial). Saxenda was first approved for adolescents (2020); Wegovy followed in 2022 — both are available for ages 12-17. Full evidence-graded answer
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