Medical weight
loss support
Provider-led care for weight management, including GLP-1 options when they're a fit for you. Talk it through with a licensed provider and find the right next step.
- Quick start when it's clinically appropriate
- HSA / FSA accepted
Is this program right for you?
Evidence-informed medical weight loss
Provider-Led Care
A licensed provider oversees prescribing, monitoring, and safety the whole way through.
A Plan for You
Individual plans shaped by your medical history, your goals, and your provider's judgment.
Metabolic Testing
A closer look at the medical factors that may be affecting your weight.
Medication Options
Prescription options, including FDA-approved medications, when they're clinically appropriate for you.
Whole-Person Support
Help with nutrition, habits, and the everyday changes that support long-term weight management.
Ongoing Check-Ins
Regular follow-ups and adjustments to keep your plan working over time.
Find your starting point
BMI is a screening tool and doesn't diagnose your health. Whether treatment is right for you depends on a licensed provider's evaluation, your medical history, any contraindications, and prescribing guidelines.
Height
Weight
Medical support for lasting habits
Weight comes down to three things — appetite, metabolism, and habits. We work on all three with provider-guided care.
May help ease appetite and cravings for eligible patients
GLP-1 medications work on the body's appetite and digestion signals.
Looking at what's working against you
Stubborn weight often has a biological cause. We check for common factors that may be making it harder.
Hormone Balance
How your body stores energy and fat.
Insulin Sensitivity
How well your body uses fuel.
Building a routine that sticks
We help you build habits that fit your real life — simple food choices, better sleep, and less stress.
When it's the right fit
Prescription options may be discussed when they're clinically appropriate for you.
Phentermine
A short-term medication option for eligible patients.
Wegovy / Zepbound
Once-weekly injectable medications, FDA-approved for chronic weight management in eligible patients, used alongside a reduced-calorie diet and more physical activity.
How your care works
Clear program information
We keep it straightforward. Your plan may include your visits, a treatment plan, monitoring, and medication when it's prescribed — all in one place.
Your First Visit
A one-on-one visit with a licensed provider to go over your history and goals.
Your Own Plan
A plan shaped by your health history, your goals, and your provider's evaluation.
Lab Work
Labs may be ordered when they're clinically appropriate.
Medication & Supplies
Prescribed medications and supplies may be shipped when appropriate and available.
Habit Coaching
Practical nutrition and lifestyle guidance to support long-term weight management.
Regular Check-Ins
Ongoing follow-ups to track progress and adjust your plan as needed.
Discreet Delivery
Secure, private shipping of your medication straight to your door.
Clear Pricing
Upfront costs with no hidden fees. Pricing may vary if your dose changes.
What care can work toward
Weight is the starting point. Care here can support weight management and the health goals that come with it.
Weight & body-composition goals
A provider may suggest ways to support fat loss while keeping lean muscle — including nutrition and strength training.
Appetite & cravings
Some patients report better appetite control and fewer cravings, which may make diet changes feel more manageable. Results vary from person to person.
Blood Sugar
Some medications may affect blood sugar and appetite; your provider may monitor this.
Metabolic Health
Care looks at the factors that may be affecting your metabolism, as part of your plan.
Energy
Weight management and healthier habits may help some patients feel more energized.
Results vary by individual. Treatment and eligibility are determined by a licensed provider. This is general information, not medical advice.
Safety & medical supervision
Your health comes first. Care here means proper screening, monitoring, and an honest conversation about risks — with a licensed provider throughout.
Who it's for
This care is for adults who may meet the clinical criteria for medical weight management. That often includes adults with obesity, or adults who are overweight and have at least one weight-related condition. Your visit is what determines eligibility — based on your BMI, medical history, medications, and goals.
Who should avoid it
Being upfront matters: these treatments aren't right for everyone. They aren't suitable for people with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer (MTC) or MEN 2 syndrome, or a history of severe pancreatitis. Your provider reviews your full history before anything is prescribed.
Side effects
Like any medication, these can have side effects. The most common ones tend to be digestive — things like nausea — and are often mild and temporary, especially as your body adjusts. Your provider can talk you through what to expect for your situation.
- Managing them: your provider shares simple food and hydration tips to help with any discomfort.
- Support: your care team is reachable if something doesn't feel right.
This isn't a complete list of side effects. Ask your provider or pharmacist, and read the medication's labeling.
Ongoing monitoring
This isn't "set it and forget it." Your provider checks in regularly to see how you're doing, review how you're responding, and adjust your plan or dose as needed.
You're never doing this on your own — there's a provider with you the whole way.
Our standards
We follow federal safety rules and prescribing laws, and we don't cut corners on where your care comes from.
- Licensed pharmacies: medications come from regulated, certified pharmacies.
- Licensed providers: every prescription is authorized by a licensed medical professional.
- FDA-approved products: the branded GLP-1 medications we discuss for chronic weight management are FDA-approved for that use in eligible patients.
- A separate point about compounded drugs: compounded versions of semaglutide or tirzepatide are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. The FDA has issued warnings about compounded GLP-1 products, including dosing errors and salt forms such as semaglutide sodium. If a compounded product is ever part of your care, your provider will say so directly and explain what that means.
Book your visit
New Patient Visit
New to Aone? Meet with a licensed provider to go over your history and see if medical weight loss is a fit for you.
Returning Patient
Already with us? Book your check-in to review how you're doing and adjust your plan with your provider.