Start with the full picture.
Most people have never had one physician hold the whole picture. GoodLife Health was built for exactly that: a board-certified clinician who knows you, your complete cardiometabolic labs every quarter, a protocol your clinician writes from this full picture, medication and branded GLP-1s prescribed and clinically guided around it rather than in isolation, and a platform that puts the same picture in your hands, clear enough to understand and kept in one place. So it all keeps building on itself instead of endlessly starting over from scratch. It begins with five questions.
Eligibility · 1 of 5
What did the last doctor who saw your labs tell you?
That everything looked normal
That I should lose weight
Nothing that explained why I feel like this
Step one
Eligibility questionnaire
You've been told your labs look normal. But you don't feel normal. You've been handed a prescription for GLP-1s and a goodbye, or a diet plan and a pep talk, but nobody has ever sat down with all of it at once and dug deep. Or empowered you to understand your own biomarkers and how to design GLP-1s and medications around your cardiometabolic situation. That's what these five questions are for. They're not about your medical history. They're about understanding why exactly you are here, what you've been through and what you actually want back. Two minutes.
Your membership
Cardiometabolic Optimization Membership
TodayFirst two months
$598
From month three$299 a month
Your own board-certified clinician
Four lab panels a year, included
Clinically guided medical weight loss
Medication at pharmacy cost
Step two
Activate your membership
One membership, one price. You're probably already paying for something. A cheap compounded GLP-1 that isn't FDA-approved, with nobody watching your dose, your muscle, or the insulin resistance underneath it. So even if the weight comes off, what caused it was never treated. And when you stop it all comes back. Or insurance that buys eight minutes a year, a lab printout nobody explains but “everything looks normal”. Our $299 a month is the opposite. You get a board-certified clinician who knows you, a data-driven platform that holds your whole health story instead of scattering it across offices that never talk to each other, full cardiometabolic labs every ninety days included in your membership, a custom protocol rewritten as your numbers move, and messages answered by your clinician. Medication is billed by the pharmacy at its own cost, never marked up. $598 today for your first two months, then month to month.
Your portal · day one
Clinical questionnaireDone
Identity verifiedDone
Book your blood drawLab near you
Your doctor Day 9
Your labs are back. Let’s read them together on video.Step three
Your intake and first consult
Once you're in, three things start your care. Complete your clinical questionnaire, verify your identity, and book your first labs at a lab centre near you. The labs are included in your membership. When your results come back, you sit down with your doctor one-on-one on video, read them together, and decide what your first ninety days look like across nutrition, exercise, GLP-1s, hormone optimization and any other medication, written for your body rather than a template. From there it's monthly check-ins, a full clinical review every quarter, and a secure line to your team whenever you need it. You're never waiting for the system to notice you.
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LegitScript CertifiedFrequently Asked Questions
You are paying for the part of care that the rest of this market leaves out. A GLP-1 subscription site is, at heart, a prescription marketplace. Its revenue comes from the drug, and so everything that surrounds the drug is built to be as thin as the law allows. There is a brief intake, an approval and a refill, and that is the whole of it.
Our structure is the reverse. The $299 pays for the care and the platform, and the drug is deliberately kept outside it. It buys you a licensed clinician who knows your case and stays on it. It buys a comprehensive cardiometabolic panel every ninety days, four a year, included in the membership, which measures the things a standard panel never orders, among them fasting insulin, ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, a full thyroid picture and your sex hormones. It buys a protocol written from those results across nutrition, movement, hormones and medication, and rewritten as your numbers move. It buys a clinical review every month, a full review every quarter, and a secure line to your clinician between them.
It also buys the platform, which nobody else in this category has built. Every lab, every note and every change to your protocol arrives in one place that shows you your whole picture, what each number means, and which way it is moving. You come to understand your own cardiometabolic health, rather than waiting to be told about it once a year.
Most of the people who find us are already spending close to $299 a month on a prescription and a goodbye. We put the money into the part that makes the results last.
Because most of what you have seen is priced as a drug rather than as care, and the cheapest of it is selling something we will not sell.
The low-cost GLP-1 subscriptions run on compounded copies of semaglutide and tirzepatide, and the ground beneath them is moving. The FDA has published warnings about dosing errors and adverse events involving compounded GLP-1s, and has been clear that compounded drugs are not reviewed for safety, effectiveness or quality. The manufacturers of the branded medicines have brought lawsuits against compounders, clinics and telehealth companies for selling copies. State medical boards have followed. Europe never permitted the model at all. Mass-produced copies of a patented, authorized medicine, sold by subscription, are simply not lawful there, which is why the industry you are looking at exists only in America. When you inject something into yourself every week, the question is not whether it is cheap, but who is accountable if it is wrong.
We prescribe only branded, FDA-approved medication, billed by the pharmacy at its own price, with nothing added by us. It costs more than a vial of compounded product. It also arrives with a manufacturer, a supply chain, a label and a chain of accountability. For something you will inject into yourself every week for a year, we consider that the minimum.
If a prescription on its own is what you want, we are not the cheapest way to get one, and we would rather tell you so than pretend otherwise.
It is not, and the reason is the most important thing on this page. When a branded, FDA-approved medication is right for you, the pharmacy bills you directly at its own price. We add nothing to it, neither a markup, nor a dispensing fee, nor anything folded quietly into a plan.
That is not generosity so much as design. A company that earns money on the drug has a reason to prescribe it, to keep you on it and to keep the dose climbing. We earn the same $299 whether or not you are on medication, so what your clinician recommends can only be about your labs. None of the services you are comparing us with can say the same, because for them the drug is the business.
As for what it actually costs, branded GLP-1s at pharmacy self-pay prices are typically a few hundred dollars a month, and less if your insurance covers them or you qualify for a manufacturer savings program, both of which your clinical team will help you with. Many members do not begin on a GLP-1 at all, because their labs point somewhere else first. That is what a full picture is for.
In all honesty, probably not, and it is better that you hear it now than after you have paid.
A GLP-1 is a tool that works on a single lever. If the reason you are carrying weight is insulin resistance, a thyroid that is drifting, hormones that have shifted with age, or inflammation that has been building for a decade, then the drug will take the weight off while every one of those conditions carries on underneath it. When you stop, and the largest trials found that people regained roughly two thirds of what they had lost within a year, the reason is still there waiting. A meaningful share of what came off was not fat but muscle, because nobody was watching. That is the pattern our members arrive with. They did not fail. They were handed one lever and told to pull it.
This membership is for people who want the weight gone and the reason gone with it, and who are prepared to give that nine to twelve months with a clinician who is paying attention. If that describes you, this is where the frustration stops.
Because the first two months are where the real work and the real cost sit, and we have found it fairer to say so plainly than to disguise it as a trial.
In your first sixty days you have a comprehensive panel drawn, read and explained to you on video by your clinician, and a protocol written from it. The laboratory is paid whether or not you continue, and so is the clinical time. Services that advertise a free first month are recovering that cost somewhere, and it is usually inside the drug. We do not sell the drug, so we ask for the first two months once, at $598, and from then on it is $299 a month, with no contract and a cancel button that works.
Because insurance is the reason your last doctor had eight minutes.
It is worth understanding how that happens. A typical insurance-based primary care doctor carries a panel of well over two thousand patients, is paid for each visit rather than for each result, and is reimbursed only for the tests an insurer has decided are justified. So you receive a basic panel once a year, read against reference ranges that describe the average American, and the average American is not a healthy standard. The insulin test that would have revealed the problem a decade earlier is never ordered, because it is not covered. That is not a bad doctor. That is a system doing precisely what it is paid to do.
We work for you directly. Your clinician orders the labs your case requires, the visits run as long as they need to, and nobody standing between you and your care is being paid to say no. Your medication can still go through your insurance at the pharmacy where it is covered. Whether a health savings or flexible spending account will pay for a membership like this depends on your plan, so please ask them before you rely on it.
Then you will know precisely why, which is more than most people are ever given.
Every ninety days you and your clinician look at your own numbers and see what has moved and what has not. Not a feeling, and not a bathroom scale, but the markers themselves. If your ApoB has fallen and your insulin has not, the protocol changes to pursue the insulin. If your weight is holding but your muscle is falling, that is caught and corrected before it becomes the story of your year. This is the difference between care and a refill. Nothing is a guess, and nothing is a template.
And because every result is yours to keep, you never lose the ground you have covered. Each panel builds on the last, so the protocol gets sharper the longer your clinician has been watching your numbers.
Keep your doctor. You will want a primary care physician for the things primary care exists to do. But consider what happened the last time you raised this with them.
A standard panel was drawn. You were told that everything looked normal, perhaps with a suggestion that you lose some weight, and you were asked to come back in a year. That is not indifference. It is the format. Over 100M+ American adults are suffering from chronic diseases due to a lack of cardiometabolic optimization, and most of them have been told they are fine, because they were measured against a population that is largely unwell, by a system that has no time to look further. A cardiometabolic picture cannot be held in fifteen minutes a year, and it cannot be changed in a single visit.
We are built for the thing that visit cannot do. Many of our members bring our results to their own doctor, and find it is the best conversation they have had with them in years.
They are licensed physicians and nurse practitioners, board-certified and licensed in all fifty states, whose work is cardiometabolic medicine. They are not a general queue, and they are not a bot that turns into a person only when something goes wrong.
You are matched with one clinician, and for as long as we can make it so, you keep them for the length of your membership. They order your labs, read them with you on video, write your protocol and answer your messages. If your clinician should ever change, you are matched with another in our network. We are built around continuity, because a clinician who has watched your numbers move for a year sees things that a stranger holding your chart cannot.
Every membership begins with a clinician reading your medical history before anything is ordered. If our team concludes that we are not the right practice for you, whether for a medical reason or because what you need is something we do not offer, we say so plainly and point you toward the care that is right for you.
Yes, and it also belongs to you, which is the part most health companies leave unsaid.
Your information lives in HIPAA-compliant infrastructure and is encrypted end to end. We do not sell it, share it with advertisers, or use it to market medication to you. Every lab, every note and every version of your protocol sits in your portal for you to read, download and keep, and it remains yours if you leave. The system is built so that you, and not we, hold the record of your own health.