FDA-approved GLP-1 medications, real lab work, and a provider who actually follows your progress — not a faceless app. Care that looks at your whole health, not just a number on the scale.
Real medical weight loss isn't just a prescription in the mail. It's evaluation, monitoring, and adjustments from a provider who knows you.
We review your history and run baseline labs to see if a GLP-1 is appropriate for you.
If it's a fit, your provider prescribes an FDA-approved medication and builds a plan around your goals.
We follow your progress with check-ins, manage side effects, and adjust as you go.
Medications are prescribed only when clinically appropriate after evaluation, and GLP-1s aren't right for everyone. Individual results vary.
Your Meadow membership covers the part that keeps you safe and on track: your provider visits and ongoing monitoring.
Become a patient, or book a free meet & greet to talk through whether medical weight loss is a fit for you.
Become a patient →We prescribe FDA-approved, brand-name GLP-1 medications when they're clinically appropriate for you. Meriem reviews your health history, current medications, and goals first — these medications aren't right for everyone, and we only prescribe after a proper evaluation.
No. Your membership covers your provider visits and ongoing monitoring. Labs and the medication are separate costs — we've negotiated low cash prices for lab work (and you can use your insurance or Medicare for labs), and the medication is filled through your pharmacy. We're always upfront about those costs.
With most online services you never build a relationship with a provider — dosing is one-size-fits-all and it's hard to reach a real person. At Meadow, your own provider evaluates you, runs baseline and follow-up labs, adjusts your plan, manages side effects, and looks at your whole health — not just a number on a scale.
Membership isn't insurance, but it covers the supervised care side. Whether your insurance covers the medication itself varies by plan, and we'll help you understand your options.
Medicare coverage for GLP-1s is evolving — a federal program is expanding access for certain medications starting in 2026. Medicare patients are seen fee-for-service under standard Medicare rules, separate from the DPC membership, and we'll walk you through what applies to you.