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Push Health, priced
Push Health charges a service fee for a clinician to review your GLP-1 request, but it does not publish that fee, and the drug itself is paid at whatever pharmacy you send the prescription to.
By Jenna Pratt, consumer-access reporter · Updated October 2026
Price
No price published
Itemized bill
Push Health
Totals are our arithmetic from the seller’s published figures. The seller states no amount for platform and clinician fee or lab work (optional), so none is counted.
The bill, in one line
There is no total to compare here: the platform's own fee appears only once you reach payment, and the medication is priced by your pharmacy, your insurer or a manufacturer program.
Push Health is a California telehealth platform that connects patients with independent clinicians for prescription requests, including brand GLP-1s such as Zepbound, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Ozempic and the Foundayo tablet. It is not a pharmacy and sells no medication. What you buy from Push Health is the review of your request; an approved prescription is routed to the pharmacy you choose, or to a manufacturer's direct program.
The pharmacy estimates and your final total differ because the platform fee and medication are billed separately. The figure that matters, the platform fee for a weight-loss request, is not printed on any public page. The FAQ says fees run from $0 to a flat fee depending on the service, that a flat fee covers the clinician's professional fee plus a processing fee, and that the cost is shown before you pay. Payment is by card or PayPal, and the terms call it cash-pay outside any federal or state health program. The drug is billed separately by the pharmacy. The drug pages quote outside estimates, such as Zepbound starting at about $299 a month through Lilly's direct program, but those are other sellers' prices, not charges Push Health makes or controls.
Fees outside the headline
Platform and clinician feenone stated
FAQ: "The fees vary on Push Health from $0 to a flat fee, depending on the service. Flat fees charged through Push Health cover any Professional Fees that your doctor or medical provider charges and a processing fee." No amount is printed for a weight-loss request.
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Membershipnone
"No health insurance or subscription is required."
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Lab work (optional)none stated
Quest tests can be requested if the clinician offers them; "The cost is calculated in real-time and varies by region." No lab is required for a GLP-1 request.
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See Push Health’s current price
Check the seller’s own page before you pay.
The fine print
- Prepay
- No prepay and no membership: the weight-loss pages say no health insurance or subscription is required, and a fee is charged per request rather than per month.
- Cancellation
- To cancel a request, you contact support by email or message the clinician from your dashboard. If you cancel before a prescription is written, all fees are refunded. Once you approve the prescription your clinician recommends, or once a clinician has acted on the request, the fees are not refundable. There is no recurring plan to stop.
- Shipping
- Push Health ships nothing. You choose a pharmacy on the request form and collect or receive the medication from that pharmacy on its own terms and prices.
Worth it, and what to watch
Worth it
- No membership or subscription
- Refund available before a prescription is written
- Any pharmacy, so insurance can apply to the drug
- Fee shown before you pay
Watch for
- No public fee for weight-loss requests
- No drug price of its own
- Fees kept once a clinician acts
- Canceling means contacting support
- Buy here if
- An insured buyer who already knows the brand GLP-1 they want and only needs a prescription sent to a pharmacy their plan covers.
- Look elsewhere if
- A cash buyer who wants one published monthly figure for the drug and the care together.
Price it elsewhere
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FAQ
3 questionsHow much does Push Health charge for a GLP-1 prescription?
It does not publish the figure. The FAQ says fees run from $0 to a flat fee by service and are shown before you pay.
Does Push Health's fee include the medication?
No. Fees paid through Push Health are service fees only, and the pharmacy charges for the drug.
Can I get my Push Health fee back?
Yes, in full, if you cancel before a prescription is written. After a clinician has acted on the request, it is not refunded.
Price it at Push Health
Every figure above was read from Push Health’s own pages. The current one is a click away.
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Where every figure comes from
- FAQ: fees, refunds, payment, not a pharmacy
- Weight-loss prescription service
- GLP-1 agonist prescription page
- Zepbound prescription page (Lilly Direct vials)
- Weight-loss request form
- Terms of Use: cash basis, cancellations, refunds