Start with a $100 Initial GLP-1 Evaluation. Meet virtually with a Georgia-licensed clinician to discuss your goals and whether GLP-1 therapy, lifestyle support, or another medical weight-management option may be appropriate.
Medication and pharmacy costs are separate. Prescriptions are not guaranteed and are issued only when clinically appropriate.
Medical weight loss is clinician-guided care that evaluates your health history, goals, risk factors, and treatment options. Kosius helps Georgia patients understand whether prescription therapy, lifestyle support, or another care path may be appropriate.
The Initial GLP-1 Evaluation is $100. Your clinician reviews your goals and explains next steps based on an individual clinical evaluation.
The purpose of the visit is to understand your individual situation and discuss appropriate options, not to promise a specific medication or result.
A clinician considers your medical history, current medications, goals, and information available during the evaluation.
A discussion may include expected benefits, possible risks, side-effect questions, and alternatives relevant to your situation.
A clinician may discuss lifestyle support, prescription options, additional information, or a different next step. No medication is promised.
Recent results may be useful, and some situations may require testing, an in-person evaluation, or other follow-up.
If a prescription is clinically appropriate, you select a pharmacy. Medication, pharmacy, laboratory, delivery, and future-visit costs may be separate.
Your clinician will determine whether any option is appropriate for you. Care is subject to clinical evaluation, and prescriptions are not guaranteed.
Clinician-guided evaluation of health history, goals, risks, and treatment options.
Evaluation for GLP-1 treatment options when clinically appropriate.
A GLP-1 option your clinician may discuss based on your health history and treatment goals.
A dual incretin option your clinician may discuss based on your health history and treatment goals.
A wellness option your clinician may discuss as part of a broader clinical evaluation.
A wellness support option your clinician may discuss based on your goals and history.
Guidance may include nutrition, activity, habits, and other sustainable care steps.
Follow-up visits can support refills, dosage discussions, progress review, and ongoing questions.
A simple clinical process from your first visit through follow-up care.
Book your $100 Initial GLP-1 Evaluation.
Meet virtually with a Georgia-licensed clinician.
Review your health history, goals, and treatment options.
If clinically appropriate, your prescription may be sent to a selected pharmacy.
Continue care through follow-up visits for refills, dosage discussions, progress, and support.
If treatment is clinically appropriate, your clinician may ask where you would like your prescription sent. Kosius preferred pharmacy partners are familiar with our treatment workflows and may help simplify fulfillment.
Review pharmacy partner options before your visit so you are prepared.
Find Pharmacy PartnersEligible prescriptions may be available for home delivery through preferred pharmacy partners when available.
Learn About DeliveryDelivery, timing, pricing, medication availability, related supplies, and prescription consolidation are managed by the pharmacy. Timelines are based on business days.
Care is guided by a clinically responsible, physician-led model.
Meet virtually with clinicians licensed to care for patients in Georgia.
Prescriptions may be sent to a selected pharmacy when clinically appropriate.
Visit fees are listed clearly before you book.
Use follow-up visits as needed without a required membership.
Book online and meet by secure video from home.
The initial evaluation is $100. Medication, pharmacy, laboratory, and future visit costs are separate. Treatment and prescriptions are based on clinical evaluation and are not guaranteed.
The Initial GLP-1 Evaluation is $100. The visit fee covers the clinician's evaluation and does not include medication, pharmacy, laboratory, delivery, refill, or future-visit costs. Treatment and prescriptions are based on clinical evaluation and are not guaranteed.
A Georgia-licensed clinician reviews your health history, goals, risk factors, and treatment options, then explains next steps when clinically appropriate.
No. Prescriptions are not guaranteed and are issued only when clinically appropriate after a clinician reviews your health history, goals, and treatment options.
Semaglutide and Tirzepatide are medications your clinician may discuss as part of a weight management evaluation based on your health history and treatment goals.
Eligibility depends on your medical history, current health, treatment goals, and clinician evaluation. A specific prescription, medication, or outcome is not guaranteed.
Yes. When clinically appropriate, prescriptions may be sent to your preferred pharmacy or a Kosius pharmacy partner that can fulfill the prescription.
Eligible prescriptions may be available for home delivery through participating pharmacy partners when available. Delivery, timing, pricing, medication availability, and related supplies are managed by the pharmacy.
GLP-1 follow-up visits, including refills and dosage adjustments, are a flat $50.
No. Medication and pharmacy costs are separate unless explicitly stated and are paid directly to the pharmacy.
Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA. When prescribed, they are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies based on individual patient needs and applicable regulatory requirements.
No membership is required for simple follow-up visits. Optional memberships may be available for patients who want additional support.
Helpful next steps before or after your consultation.
Meet virtually with a Georgia-licensed clinician and discuss whether medical weight loss treatment may be appropriate.
Book Initial GLP-1 EvaluationThe initial evaluation is $100. Medication, pharmacy, laboratory, and future visit costs are separate. Treatment and prescriptions are based on clinical evaluation and are not guaranteed.
Start with a $100 Initial GLP-1 Evaluation. Meet virtually with a Georgia-licensed clinician to discuss your goals and whether GLP-1 therapy, lifestyle support, or another medical weight-management option may be appropriate.
Medication and pharmacy costs are separate. Prescriptions are not guaranteed and are issued only when clinically appropriate.
Medical weight loss is clinician-guided care that evaluates your health history, goals, risk factors, and treatment options. Kosius helps Georgia patients understand whether prescription therapy, lifestyle support, or another care path may be appropriate.
The Initial GLP-1 Evaluation is $100. Your clinician reviews your goals and explains next steps based on an individual clinical evaluation.
The purpose of the visit is to understand your individual situation and discuss appropriate options, not to promise a specific medication or result.
A clinician considers your medical history, current medications, goals, and information available during the evaluation.
A discussion may include expected benefits, possible risks, side-effect questions, and alternatives relevant to your situation.
A clinician may discuss lifestyle support, prescription options, additional information, or a different next step. No medication is promised.
Recent results may be useful, and some situations may require testing, an in-person evaluation, or other follow-up.
If a prescription is clinically appropriate, you select a pharmacy. Medication, pharmacy, laboratory, delivery, and future-visit costs may be separate.
Your clinician will determine whether any option is appropriate for you. Care is subject to clinical evaluation, and prescriptions are not guaranteed.
Clinician-guided evaluation of health history, goals, risks, and treatment options.
Evaluation for GLP-1 treatment options when clinically appropriate.
A GLP-1 option your clinician may discuss based on your health history and treatment goals.
A dual incretin option your clinician may discuss based on your health history and treatment goals.
A wellness option your clinician may discuss as part of a broader clinical evaluation.
A wellness support option your clinician may discuss based on your goals and history.
Guidance may include nutrition, activity, habits, and other sustainable care steps.
Follow-up visits can support refills, dosage discussions, progress review, and ongoing questions.
A simple clinical process from your first visit through follow-up care.
Book your $100 Initial GLP-1 Evaluation.
Meet virtually with a Georgia-licensed clinician.
Review your health history, goals, and treatment options.
If clinically appropriate, your prescription may be sent to a selected pharmacy.
Continue care through follow-up visits for refills, dosage discussions, progress, and support.
If treatment is clinically appropriate, your clinician may ask where you would like your prescription sent. Kosius preferred pharmacy partners are familiar with our treatment workflows and may help simplify fulfillment.
Review pharmacy partner options before your visit so you are prepared.
Find Pharmacy PartnersEligible prescriptions may be available for home delivery through preferred pharmacy partners when available.
Learn About DeliveryDelivery, timing, pricing, medication availability, related supplies, and prescription consolidation are managed by the pharmacy. Timelines are based on business days.
Care is guided by a clinically responsible, physician-led model.
Meet virtually with clinicians licensed to care for patients in Georgia.
Prescriptions may be sent to a selected pharmacy when clinically appropriate.
Visit fees are listed clearly before you book.
Use follow-up visits as needed without a required membership.
Book online and meet by secure video from home.
The initial evaluation is $100. Medication, pharmacy, laboratory, and future visit costs are separate. Treatment and prescriptions are based on clinical evaluation and are not guaranteed.
The Initial GLP-1 Evaluation is $100. The visit fee covers the clinician's evaluation and does not include medication, pharmacy, laboratory, delivery, refill, or future-visit costs. Treatment and prescriptions are based on clinical evaluation and are not guaranteed.
A Georgia-licensed clinician reviews your health history, goals, risk factors, and treatment options, then explains next steps when clinically appropriate.
No. Prescriptions are not guaranteed and are issued only when clinically appropriate after a clinician reviews your health history, goals, and treatment options.
Semaglutide and Tirzepatide are medications your clinician may discuss as part of a weight management evaluation based on your health history and treatment goals.
Eligibility depends on your medical history, current health, treatment goals, and clinician evaluation. A specific prescription, medication, or outcome is not guaranteed.
Yes. When clinically appropriate, prescriptions may be sent to your preferred pharmacy or a Kosius pharmacy partner that can fulfill the prescription.
Eligible prescriptions may be available for home delivery through participating pharmacy partners when available. Delivery, timing, pricing, medication availability, and related supplies are managed by the pharmacy.
GLP-1 follow-up visits, including refills and dosage adjustments, are a flat $50.
No. Medication and pharmacy costs are separate unless explicitly stated and are paid directly to the pharmacy.
Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA. When prescribed, they are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies based on individual patient needs and applicable regulatory requirements.
No membership is required for simple follow-up visits. Optional memberships may be available for patients who want additional support.
Helpful next steps before or after your consultation.
Meet virtually with a Georgia-licensed clinician and discuss whether medical weight loss treatment may be appropriate.
Book Initial GLP-1 EvaluationThe initial evaluation is $100. Medication, pharmacy, laboratory, and future visit costs are separate. Treatment and prescriptions are based on clinical evaluation and are not guaranteed.
