See a licensed physician from home.
Medical weight loss with FDA-approved medications, plus same-week visits for everyday illness like sinus, urinary, and skin infections. Every plan is reviewed by a licensed physician, not a questionnaire bot.
Licensed physicians in MI, VA, OH, and IL
Are we available where you live?
Pick the state you’ll be in during your visit.
Select a state to check availability.
Care we offer
Start with a video or phone visit. If a prescription is right for you, it goes to the pharmacy you choose.
Medical weight loss
An individual plan built around your health history, labs, and goals. FDA-approved medications only.
- Initial evaluation and follow-ups
- Medication, if appropriate
- Nutrition and activity guidance
Acute illness visits
Feeling sick? We can evaluate and treat common problems, and prescribe antibiotics only when they’re likely to help.
- Sinus and ear infections
- Urinary tract infections
- Strep throat and bronchitis
- Pink eye, rashes, minor skin infections
Everyday prescriptions
Short, focused visits for conditions that suit virtual care.
- Allergy and seasonal symptoms
- Acid reflux
- Medication refills for stable conditions
- Travel and preventive medicine
Prescribing is always a clinical decision. Some conditions need an in-person exam or tests, and we’ll tell you when that’s the case. Controlled substances are prescribed only where federal and state telehealth rules allow.
Weight loss, medically supervised
We prescribe only medications approved by the FDA for chronic weight management. We don’t offer compounded versions. Which option fits you depends on your history, other medications, and insurance or budget.
| Medication | How it’s taken | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Wegovy (semaglutide) | Weekly injection | GLP-1 medicine. Also approved to lower cardiovascular risk in some adults. |
| Zepbound (tirzepatide) | Weekly injection | Acts on two gut hormones (GIP and GLP-1). |
| Saxenda (liraglutide) | Daily injection | An earlier GLP-1 option. |
| Contrave (naltrexone/bupropion) | Daily tablet | Not for everyone, including people with some seizure or blood-pressure conditions. |
| Qsymia (phentermine/topiramate) | Daily capsule | Not for use in pregnancy. Requires careful counseling. |
Medication is one part of a plan. Results vary, and side effects such as nausea can occur. Your physician will go over risks, who shouldn’t take each drug, and what to expect before you start. Availability depends on your evaluation.
How it works
Tell us about your health
Complete a secure intake: history, current medications, allergies, and what you’d like help with.
Meet your physician
Video or phone visit with a physician licensed in your state.
Get a plan
If a prescription is right, it’s sent to your pharmacy. If not, we’ll explain why and what to do next.
Follow up
Message your care team with questions, and schedule check-ins as needed.
Our physicians
Every visit is with a physician licensed in the state where you are. All of our physicians hold an active, unrestricted license in Michigan, Virginia, Ohio, or Illinois. [Add physician profiles here: name, training, and a short bio.]
Common questions
Will I definitely get a prescription?
No. Your physician prescribes only when it’s medically appropriate. If it isn’t, you’ll get an explanation and next steps. [Describe your refund policy for the visit fee.]
Do you prescribe antibiotics?
When your symptoms point to a bacterial infection and virtual care is safe. Many illnesses, like colds and most sore throats, are viral and don’t improve with antibiotics. We’ll say so, and recommend ways to feel better.
Do you accept insurance?
[Visit fees: $XX. State whether you’re cash-pay, whether you provide superbills, and how medication coverage works.]
Which states do you serve?
Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, and Virginia. You must be physically in one of these states during your visit.
Is my information private?
Yes. We use HIPAA-compliant systems for visits, messaging, and records. See our Privacy Practices below.
Ready to start?
Visits are available [days/hours]. Questions first? Email us at hello@speakwithaphysician.com.