Form Health charges $299/month for physician and dietitian access, but that rate excludes medication and lab costs—the two largest expenses in weight-loss treatment. We break down the fee structure and compare it with all-inclusive alternatives.

Form Health's self-pay program costs $299 monthly for physician and dietitian care, but medication is billed separately at retail prices that range from $1,000 to $1,600 per month for FDA-approved GLP-1 drugs when paid without insurance.

Ro's tirzepatide program bills membership and medication separately. Expect $299–$449 monthly for Zepbound plus $149 monthly membership, or $373–$598 effective monthly combined—higher than compounded alternatives.

Ro Body charges membership separately from medication. Membership runs $149/month or $74/month prepaid annually; medication adds $149–$299/month for semaglutide or tirzepatide, pushing total monthly cost to $223–$448 depending on compound, dose, and commitment.

PlushCare charges separately for membership, provider visits, and medication through external pharmacies. We break down each component, explain why total cost is unpredictable, and compare the structure to PlexusDx's flat-rate model.

PlushCare charges a membership fee and visit cost but routes prescriptions to external pharmacies; Levity bundles branded medication with care at $1,199–$1,599 per month. We compare the cost structures, insurance interaction, and when each model makes financial sense.