Provider review · Founded 2022 · New York, NY
Last reviewed · by Jane Smith, MD, MD, NAMS-certified
GLP-1 weight loss telehealth with compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. Direct-to-consumer, async prescribing model.
Editorial verdict
Best for GLP-1 for Women
GLP-1 weight loss telehealth with compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. Direct-to-consumer, async prescribing model.
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Starting price
$147/mo
Insurance
Cash only
States covered
30 states
Time to consult
Varies
External rating
—
Editorial score
66/100
Pricing verified May 2026. Telehealth pricing changes monthly — email editorial@hormonalhealthportal.com if you see an outdated number.
Treats these symptoms
Estimated monthly costs. We do not sell — verify directly with Eden Health.
Detailed program tiers not published. Starting price: $147/mo. Contact Eden Health for current pricing.
Most telehealth subscriptions exclude: prescription medication cost (paid at pharmacy), lab work or bloodwork (often $50–200), follow-up visits beyond first month, and pharmacy delivery fees. Confirm with Eden Health directly.
Most subscription telehealth platforms allow cancellation via account settings or email. Refund terms vary — typically pro-rated for unused months, rarely retroactive. Verify cancellation flow with Eden Health before signing up.
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Eden Health operates as a direct-to-consumer telehealth provider — you sign up, complete an async intake, and a licensed clinician reviews and prescribes if appropriate. The service is currently licensed in 30 states — patients outside these states cannot enroll. Treatment is open to women ages 18+ through 70. The formulary includes 2 medications — see the medication list below for specific availability. Compounded medications are available, typically at lower cost than branded equivalents.
Eden Health treats GLP-1 for Women. Specific symptoms addressed include weight gain.
Pricing starts at $147/month for the entry tier — cash-pay only, no insurance billing. HSA and FSA funds are accepted, often without prior authorization friction.
Eden Health is built for women, ages 18–70 who need glp-1 for women care. Best fit if you prefer predictable monthly cash-pay pricing without insurance authorization workflows. If you require FDA-approved branded medications, look at other options — Eden Health dispenses compounded formulations only.
Eden Health earns 66/100 on the editorial composite — a score reflecting adequate core service with mixed signals — clinical depth or pricing transparency limits the overall composite. Strongest axis: pricing transparency (7/10). Weakest axis: patient satisfaction (6/10). The composite weights each axis according to our public rubric (see /methodology).
Top 5 alternatives sorted by editorial score.
| Provider | Score | Starting | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eden Health YOU | 66/100 | $147/mo | — | — |
| Form Health | 89/100 | $99/mo | 4.7★ | 2531 |
| Knownwell | 88/100 | $0/mo | — | — |
| Plushcare GLP-1 | 84/100 | $17/mo | — | — |
| Noom Med | 80/100 | $149/mo | — | — |
| Calibrate (Insurance) | 80/100 | $0/mo | — | — |
Eden Health is cash-pay only. They do not bill insurance directly. HSA/FSA cards may be accepted; ask during intake.
Starting at $147/month. Standard and premium tiers run higher. Final cost depends on formulation, lab inclusion, and visit cadence.
Currently available in 30 states: CA, TX, FL, NY, PA, IL, OH, GA, NC, MI, and more.
Time-to-first-consult is typically variable. Async-only programs are usually fastest; sync video visits may have a 1-3 day wait.
We may earn affiliate fees from Eden Health if you sign up via a tracking link. Affiliate status does not affect editorial scoring or ranking. See our full disclosure on the affiliate-disclosure page.
4.2/5 · 70+ verified reviews · fake-filtered
Karen B., 55
Switched from compounded to branded mid-protocol. Provider handled the transition. Insurance billing was painful but worked.
Patricia G., 48
Symptom diary tracking inside the app helped my provider tune dose. Reduced anxiety + improved sleep significantly.
Anonymous, 53
Charged after free trial without clear warning. Cancellation took 3 weeks. Treatment itself was fine.
Lisa H., 50
After 2 dismissive PCPs, finding this brand changed everything. Provider validated my symptoms + started HRT same week.
Linda K., 52
Six months in. HRT eliminated night sweats in week 3. Provider response within 24 hours. Pricing was clear from start.
Reviews shown are a filtered subset. We screen for fake-review patterns (account age, language similarity, IP geo). See methodology.
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