We focus on FDA-approved GLP-1 care pathways.
PlushCare vs Teladoc
This is not a ranking. There is no score, and paid relationships never affect what's included or how it's described. Each fact below links to where we found it, in the provider's own words.
| PlushCare | Teladoc | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Insurance-first telehealth | Insurance-first telehealth |
| Pricing | With insurance, membership is $19.99/month (first month free) plus a typical in-network copay of $30 or less per visit. Without insurance, membership is the same $19.99/month plus a $129 initial visit fee; medication and lab costs are separate either way. | Does not publish a flat visit or membership price on this page. States that GLP-1 coverage and costs vary based on the patient's plan, and that self-pay options may be available if a prescribed medication isn't covered by insurance. |
| Insurance handling | Insurance is accepted but not required. The care team may help with prior authorizations if needed. | States that GLP-1 coverage varies by plan, that some plans require specific steps (such as participating in certain program activities) before or to maintain coverage, and that self-pay options may be available, with out-of-pocket costs, if insurance doesn't cover the medication. |
| Medications listed | Lists Zepbound, Wegovy, Saxenda, Contrave, and Xenical for weight loss, and Mounjaro, Ozempic, Victoza, Rybelsus, and metformin for type 2 diabetes. | Not published |
| Membership terms | The program has no minimum commitment. The source also describes ongoing treatment monitoring by the physician. | Access to GLP-1 prescribing is offered as part of an ongoing clinician relationship (primary-care-style), rather than sold as a single one-off visit. |
| BBB rating | A rating; BBB accredited since December 11, 2014. | B- rating; not BBB accredited. |
| Trustpilot rating | 3.4 out of 5 based on 2,778 reviews. | 4.7 out of 5 ('Excellent'), based on 47,239 reviews. |
| Years operating | Operating since February 2013, per its BBB profile business start date; BBB accredited since December 11, 2014. | Founded in 2002, one of the earliest telehealth companies. |
| Company stage | Established — operating since 2013 (about 13 years). | Established — founded 2002 (about 24 years), one of the earliest telehealth companies. |
| Verified | Aug 28, 2026 | Aug 9, 2026 |
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PlushCare
Verified Aug 28, 2026·3 official sources
- Pricing
- With insurance, membership is $19.99/month (first month free) plus a typical in-network copay of $30 or less per visit. Without insurance, membership is the same $19.99/month plus a $129 initial visit fee; medication and lab costs are separate either way.Source: plushcare.com
- Insurance handling
- Insurance is accepted but not required. The care team may help with prior authorizations if needed.Source: plushcare.com
- Medications listed
- Lists Zepbound, Wegovy, Saxenda, Contrave, and Xenical for weight loss, and Mounjaro, Ozempic, Victoza, Rybelsus, and metformin for type 2 diabetes.Source: plushcare.com
- Membership terms
- The program has no minimum commitment. The source also describes ongoing treatment monitoring by the physician.Source: plushcare.com
- BBB rating
- A rating; BBB accredited since December 11, 2014.Source: bbb.org
- Trustpilot rating
- 3.4 out of 5 based on 2,778 reviews.Source: trustpilot.com
- Years operating
- Operating since February 2013, per its BBB profile business start date; BBB accredited since December 11, 2014.Source: bbb.org
- Company stage
- Established — operating since 2013 (about 13 years).Source: bbb.org
Teladoc Health
Verified Aug 9, 2026·4 official sources
- Pricing
- Does not publish a flat visit or membership price on this page. States that GLP-1 coverage and costs vary based on the patient's plan, and that self-pay options may be available if a prescribed medication isn't covered by insurance.Source: teladochealth.com
- Insurance handling
- States that GLP-1 coverage varies by plan, that some plans require specific steps (such as participating in certain program activities) before or to maintain coverage, and that self-pay options may be available, with out-of-pocket costs, if insurance doesn't cover the medication.Source: teladochealth.com
- Membership terms
- Access to GLP-1 prescribing is offered as part of an ongoing clinician relationship (primary-care-style), rather than sold as a single one-off visit.Source: teladochealth.com
- BBB rating
- B- rating; not BBB accredited.Source: bbb.org
- Trustpilot rating
- 4.7 out of 5 ('Excellent'), based on 47,239 reviews.Source: trustpilot.com
- Years operating
- Founded in 2002, one of the earliest telehealth companies.Source: teladochealth.com
- Company stage
- Established — founded 2002 (about 24 years), one of the earliest telehealth companies.Source: teladochealth.com