Get weight-loss medication plus so much more—with Noom.
See if you qualify for Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Zepbound®, and more.*
Noom’s insurance concierge will work with you—and for you—to help with costs.
Lose up to 48% more weight with Noom Med than medications alone.†
Get 100% online access to Noom’s coaches and clinical team to help you reach your goals.
Learn healthier habits through our proven, psychology-based behavior change program for weight-loss results that last.
* Ozempic® is not FDA approved for weight loss or to treat obesity.
† Noom Med program subscription includes telehealth services and access to the Noom app’s educational, nutrition, exercise, and support resources. Medication costs are not included. Medications are only available when clinically indicated.
Clinically proven and trusted weight-loss medications
Noom Med’s clinical team offers a wide array of prescription weight-loss medication options (most being FSA/HSA eligible) to provide the best personalized treatment for those who qualify.1
1 Every FSA/HSA plan is unique, and Noom does not provide medical, healthcare benefit, or tax advice to individuals. Noom cannot guarantee that any Noom services will qualify for every FSA/HSA plan. For additional information about FSA/HSA, look here or consult your tax advisor.
Novo Nordisk, Inc. is the only United States company with FDA-approved products containing semaglutide, identified under the trade names Rybelsus®, Ozempic®, and Wegovy®.
Lily USA, LLC is the only United States company with FDA-approved products containing tirzepatide, identified under the trade names Zepbound® and Mounjaro®
Metformin is not FDA-approved for weight loss.
How Noom Med works
1
Take a brief intake survey
Share your health history and weight-loss goals and receive your clinical plan
2
Connect with an expert clinician
A clinician will quickly evaluate your results and provide a prescription all online, if clinically appropriate
3
Start losing weight with medication and a customized treatment plan
Get medication shipped to you, if eligible, and achieve sustainable results with Noom GLP-1 Companion*
4
Ongoing care and medication
Stay on track with unlimited access to your clinician and medication refills, where clinically appropriate
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Frequently asked questions
Do you accept insurance?
Noom’s clinical team will work directly with your insurance provider to assist in determining coverage for your GLP-1 medication, which is billed separately from your membership. Please note that Noom does not accept insurance for the Noom Med subscription; this is a cash-pay service only.
Is Noom Med eligible for FSA/HSA reimbursement?
Noom Med should be a qualifying medical expense for most HSA/FSA plans.1
While we are unable to accept direct payments at this time, we can provide you with the documentation needed for reimbursement upon request after signing up.
How much does Noom Med cost?
For branded GLP-1 medication, the cost is $69 for the first month, then $297 for three months. Please note that branded GLP-1 medication is billed separately and not covered in the membership cost. Medication cost will depend on your treatment and personal insurance coverage.
All plans are billed upfront for three months following your introductory month. The breakdown provided helps you understand the cost over time. All Noom Med plans auto-renew, but you can cancel anytime.
1 Every FSA/HSA plan is unique, and Noom does not provide medical, healthcare benefit, or tax advice to individuals.
Noom cannot guarantee that any Noom services will qualify for every FSA/HSA plan. For additional information about FSA/HSA, look here or consult your tax advisor.
How GLP-1s work
Semaglutide mimics the effects of the GLP-1 hormone. It works by:
- Enhancing insulin secretion and inhibiting glucagon release
- Slowing the movement of food through the gut
- Signaling a feeling of fullness
- Reducing appetite
As a result, you feel fuller faster, which can ultimately lead to sustained weight loss.
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