GLP3 Weight Loss is our clinic’s branded, medically supervised program using GLP-1 or dual-agonist medications with simple nutrition, weekly check-ins, and telehealth support. We combine evidence-based medicine with behavior coaching for sustainable change.

Candidacy is determined by a licensed provider after screening your health history, BMI, and risk factors. Many candidates include adults with overweight/obesity or weight-related conditions who can safely use these medications.

Recent labs are helpful and may be requested to ensure safe prescribing. A referral isn’t required for our telehealth program, but we’ll coordinate with your PCP if you want us to.

Yes. We’ll help migrate your records, review your current dose, and build a continuation plan if clinically appropriate.

Provider evaluation, personalized dosing, medication management, simple nutrition guidance, habit coaching, and weekly check-ins. See full details on Programs.

Book a telehealth consult, complete medical intake, meet with a provider, and—if approved—receive your initial prescription and plan. Most starts happen within a few days.

Yes. We offer nationwide telehealth where permitted by law, plus local clinic options where available.

Your provider titrates gradually based on tolerance, progress, and side-effects. We never “set and forget”—dosing is personalized.

Messaging access for questions, weekly check-ins, and optional coaching upgrades. For urgent issues, call +1 (757) 618-2938 or email contact@glp3weightloss.com.

Our clinicians may prescribe GLP-1 agonists (e.g., semaglutide) or dual-agonists (e.g., tirzepatide) when clinically appropriate. The choice depends on your evaluation and availability.

They act on incretin pathways that help regulate appetite and metabolic signaling. Many patients experience reduced hunger and improved portion control alongside lifestyle changes.

Common effects can include nausea, GI upset, or constipation, especially during dose changes. Your provider will discuss risks, mitigation strategies, and when to seek care.

People with certain conditions (e.g., specific endocrine tumors, severe GI disorders, or medication contraindications) may not be eligible. Your provider will screen for safety before prescribing.

Moderation is advised. Alcohol may worsen GI symptoms and slow progress. Discuss your typical intake with your provider for personalized guidance.

Timelines vary. Many patients report early appetite changes as titration begins; weight reduction builds over weeks to months with consistent habits.

We review sleep, stress, protein intake, steps, resistance training, and dosing. Small habit changes plus medical adjustments often restart progress.

Maintenance matters. We focus on skills and routines—nutrition, activity, and check-ins—to help sustain results if you discontinue medication.

Movement accelerates results and preserves lean mass. We recommend walking goals and 2–3 weekly strength sessions, adapted to your level.

We emphasize simple, protein-forward frameworks over complex rules. Optional coaching upgrades include sample menus and shopping lists.

See transparent tiers on our Pricing page. Fees generally cover visits, support, and care management; medication and labs may be separate depending on plan and pharmacy.

We’re cash-pay for care. Many patients use HSA/FSA for eligible expenses. Ask your benefits administrator for details.

We work with licensed pharmacies. Depending on state rules and availability, options may include local pickup or secure shipping.

We schedule timely follow-ups to monitor tolerability and progress. Refill timing follows your clinical plan and state regulations.

You can pause or cancel according to the terms on our Terms. Please give notice before your next billing cycle so we can adjust care and shipping.

We use secure systems, limited access, and best practices for handling PHI. See our Privacy Policy and contact contact@glp3weightloss.com with questions.