Mochi Health Semaglutide Review of Process and Cost

Mochi Health is a very well known name and company in the world of medical weight loss.  In this Mochi Health Review of their process and cost, I'll help you understand how to get started, whether they accept insurance and what to expect in the way of out-of-pocket costs.  

Mochi Health is ranked #3 on our complete Compare Semaglutide Comparison Chart.  However, be sure to see the notes section as I have received some feedback on how long it's taking to get started and to receive meds.  

Keep reading for more details or watch my YouTube Video.

Mochi Health - Founder, Dr. Myra Ahmad, MD

The founder of Mochi started the company to serve those communities traditionally ignored by healthcare and the un-insured. Rather than shaming customers she sees the value in listening to patients and providing evidence-based programs.

What excites me most about Mochi is we connect providers with patients to discuss evidence-based weight loss strategies using every tool in our belt: Licensed RDNs, MDs who are Board Certified in Obesity Medicine, CBT-i for sleep therapy, and prescription medication. We customize treatment approaches based on eligibility form responses to provide the best results.

                      ~Dr. Myra Ahmad, MD

Join Mochi Health Semaglutide  – How it Works

Wondering how to get started?  It's as easy as 1-2-3!

1) Complete eligibility form - Take a few minutes to fill out the form and see if you're eligible for the program. 

2) Choose a subscription plan -  Explore flexible plan options and select one that best suits your needs and goals

3) Meet your provider and registered dietitian - Set up your profile and schedule a virtual video visit with an obesity medicine provider

Mochi Health Semaglutide Weight Loss Journey Options

There are two options, one with insurance and one without. The two plans allow for those who don't have insurance or who can't get approved, to have the option of getting started on the generic versions.

Paying with Insurance - $79/mo. membership + Copay

Without with insurance - $79/mo. membership + $175/mo.

Includes compounded Semaglutide

0.25mg - 2.4mg dose for four-weeks

Without insurance - $79/mo. membership + $325/mo.

Includes compounded Semaglutide 

2.5mg - 15mg dose for four-weeks

In most cases your medical professional will start you out on a smaller dose for weeks 1-4, then every four weeks or so, your dosage may increase, thus the need for a larger vial or more vials of the medication.  

The $79 monthly membership includes some nice perks. You will have a customized Nutrition plan that includes virtual visits with a dietitian to help keep you on track and monitor your progress.

Click here to plug in your height and weight to see current BMI.

How do I know if I qualify?

To be considered for GLP medications from most providers, you must have:

BMI of 30+

OR

BMI of 27 or greater AND

the presence of at least one weight-related comorbid condition

(hypertension, type 2 diabetes, or high cholesterol)

BMI is just one factor in determining eligibility, and Mochi Health licensed medical professionals will customize a program tailored to your individual needs and goals.

Does Mochi Health accept Insurance?

Join Mochi Health will help you navigate your insurance and  provide direction to assist in getting your coverage verified.

Are they available in all 50 states?

Yes.

Mochi Health - What we like

1) I like that their website is fairly easy to navigate and they are very transparent with their pricing. The price of medications only are very competitive.

2) They include a phone number on their website that is manned 24/7.  I called to ask a few questions to complete this blog and the gentleman who picked up my call was friendly and helpful.

3) Mochi Health is LegitScript Certified, meaning they have been certified by an outside organization on their verification of facilitating transactions for pharmacies.  It also means that they have been approved for card-not-present transactions over the internet.

What could be better

1) I've received feedback that they are slow to get started, so plan to be patient if you choose to work with this provider.