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What is Ozempic?
Ozempic® (semaglutide) is a prescription medication primarily approved for type 2 diabetes that is also prescribed off-label for weight management. Like Wegovy, it contains semaglutide and works by mimicking GLP-1 to regulate appetite. Ozempic is administered as a once-weekly injection.
How does Ozempic work?
Ozempic works by activating GLP-1 receptors that control blood sugar levels and appetite. It slows gastric emptying, helping you feel full longer, and reduces appetite signals in the brain.
Will my insurance cover the cost?
Our insurance concierge team works with your insurance provider to help get your medication covered. If insurance doesn't cover your medication, we'll discuss alternative options including compounded semaglutide.
Getting started
Answer health questions and complete your online visit
Share your health history, weight loss goals, and insurance information.
Provider writes an Rx (if appropriate)
A licensed provider reviews your information and writes a prescription if clinically appropriate.
Check your insurance coverage
Our insurance concierge team works with your insurance to get your medication covered.
Access medication
Get your medication delivered to your door or pick it up at a local pharmacy.
Ongoing care and support
Your provider is available for check-ins, dosage adjustments, and ongoing support.
What's included
- ✓Provider consultation
- ✓GLP-1 prescription (if appropriate)
- ✓Insurance coverage & paperwork handled
- ✓Ongoing care & support
- ✓Tools to track progress
Hear from Body Program members
“Lost 30 lbs in 1 year”
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“Lost 49 lbs in 6 months”
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Ozempic 101
- What is Ozempic?
- How does Ozempic work?
- Do you prescribe Ozempic for weight loss?
- What is Ozempic's dosing?
- How do you take Ozempic?
- Will my insurance cover the cost of Ozempic?
Questions we hear every day
Ozempic typically costs $900–$1,000/month when paying cash. With the Body membership, costs may be lower depending on your insurance coverage.
While there are no specific foods that must be avoided, many people find it helpful to eat smaller meals, avoid high-fat and greasy foods, and stay hydrated to minimize side effects.
Ro actively monitors medication supply and works with multiple pharmacies to ensure members have access to their prescribed medications.
Common side effects include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and constipation. These usually improve as your body adjusts.
The at-home blood collection kit costs $75.
Ozempic should not be used if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or MEN 2. Discuss all medical conditions with your healthcare provider.
