Mochi Health

Mochi Health is an online obesity medicine clinic founded in 2022 that combines GLP-1 prescribing with optional metabolic lab testing to provide a more clinically grounded approach than many direct-to-consumer weight loss platforms. The company operates on a membership model, charging a monthly fee that covers unlimited provider visits and access to the Mochi app alongside the cost of medication. The clinical differentiator is metabolic testing. Through a partnership with Quest Diagnostics, Mochi patients can order at-home lab panels covering A1C and fasting glucose, lipid panels with high-sensitivity CRP, thyroid function (TSH/free T4), and kidney function markers. These results inform medication selection and dosing rather than relying solely on BMI and self-reported health history — an approach that more closely mirrors what a patient might receive from an in-person obesity medicine specialist. Mochi offers two medication tracks. Compounded semaglutide is available at a flat $99/month regardless of dose, and compounded GLP-1/GIP (tirzepatide equivalent) is priced at $199/month. For patients with commercial insurance, Mochi provides prior authorization support for brand-name medications including Wegovy, Zepbound, and Ozempic. The membership fee ($79/month, first month at $39) applies regardless of which track a patient chooses and is not covered by insurance. The platform does not offer structured behavioral coaching or dietitian-led sessions, which distinguishes it from higher-cost programs like Calibrate or Form Health. However, the combination of optional lab infrastructure and both insurance and cash-pay pathways makes Mochi more clinically capable than purely async platforms that prescribe without any metabolic context. Mochi Health operates across a broad range of states and has grown rapidly since launch, positioning itself between budget compounding services and full-featured obesity medicine programs. For patients who want more than a prescription but less than a year-long structured program, Mochi represents a reasonable middle ground — provided they are comfortable with the membership fee stacking on top of medication costs. The company operates on a membership model, charging a monthly fee that covers unlimited provider visits and access to the Mochi app alongside the cost of medication. The clinical differentiator is metabolic testing. Through a partnership with Quest Diagnostics, Mochi patients can order at-home lab panels covering A1C and fasting glucose, lipid panels with high-sensitivity CRP, thyroid function (TSH/free T4), and kidney function markers. These results inform medication selection and dosing rather than relying solely on BMI and self-reported health history — an approach that more closely mirrors what a patient might receive from an in-person obesity medicine specialist. Mochi offers two medication tracks. Compounded semaglutide is available at a flat $99/month regardless of dose, and compounded GLP-1/GIP (tirzepatide equivalent) is priced at $199/month. For patients with commercial insurance, Mochi provides prior authorization support for brand-name medications including Wegovy, Zepbound, and Ozempic. The membership fee ($79/month, first month at $39) applies regardless of which track a patient chooses and is not covered by insurance. The platform does not offer structured behavioral coaching or dietitian-led sessions, which distinguishes it from higher-cost programs like Calibrate or Form Health. However, the combination of optional lab infrastructure and both insurance and cash-pay pathways makes Mochi more clinically capable than purely async platforms that prescribe without any metabolic context. Mochi Health operates across a broad range of states and has grown rapidly since launch, positioning itself between budget compounding services and full-featured obesity medicine programs. For patients who want more than a prescription but less than a year-long structured program, Mochi represents a reasonable middle ground — provided they are comfortable with the membership fee stacking on top of medication costs.

Who it suits

Adults who want access to both compounded and brand-name GLP-1 medications from a single platform, and who value the option to order at-home metabolic labs for more personalized dosing. Mochi Health is also a good choice for patients whose insurance covers Wegovy or Zepbound and who want a telehealth clinic to handle prior authorization. It is not the right fit for patients who want a structured behavioral program, or for the most cost-sensitive patients who can get compounded semaglutide cheaper through Henry Meds without a membership fee.

How Mochi Health compares

Mochi Health differentiates itself from Henry Meds and Hims/Hers by offering optional at-home metabolic lab panels — A1C, lipid panel, TSH, and kidney function — that help providers personalize treatment rather than prescribe off a BMI number alone. Compared to Calibrate or Form Health, Mochi lacks structured behavioral coaching but is considerably cheaper for patients who want compounded medication with some clinical depth. The $79/month membership fee stacks on top of medication costs, which can make it less competitive than Henry Meds for pure cost-minimizers, but the insurance support for brand-name GLP-1s and the lab infrastructure make it a more clinically complete service.

Care offered

• GLP-1 / Weight Management

Included

• Medication Management
• Initial Evaluation & Diagnosis
• Nutritional Counseling

Convenience

• App-Based Care

Cost

Pricing not confirmed. Check Mochi Health's website for current prices.

Mochi Health charges a $79/month membership fee (first month $39 promotional) that covers provider visits and platform access. Compounded semaglutide costs $99/month at all dose levels; compounded GLP-1/GIP (tirzepatide) costs $199/month. Brand-name GLP-1 medications (Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic) are billed through insurance — Mochi assists with prior authorization. Membership fees and compounded medications are not covered by insurance.

Insurance

Self-pay accepted (insurance not confirmed)

States served by telehealth

50 states + DC

• AL
• AK
• AZ
• AR
• CA
• CO
• CT
• DE
• FL
• GA
• HI
• ID
• IL
• IN
• IA
• KS
• KY
• LA
• ME
• MD
• MA
• MI
• MN
• MS
• MO
• MT
• NE
• NV
• NH
• NJ
• NM
• NY
• NC
• ND
• OH
• OK
• OR
• PA
• RI
• SC
• SD
• TN
• TX
• UT
• VT
• VA
• WA
• WV
• WI
• WY
• DC

Telehealth providers must be licensed in the state where you are during the visit.

How to start

Visit joinmochi.com and create an account to complete the online health questionnaire. Select your preferred care path — compounded or brand-name medication — and choose a video visit time with a Mochi provider. After your consultation and any lab work, your prescription is sent to a partner pharmacy for home delivery or to your local pharmacy for insurance billing.