Prices checked Jul 13, 2026
Cheapest cash options in District of Columbia
Cash telehealth prices are set nationally. A District of Columbia resident pays the same price as a patient anywhere else in the US. The programs below all serve District of Columbiaand represent the cheapest all-in monthly price at maintenance dose, as verified against each program's published pricing.
| Program | All-in / mo | What the price covers |
|---|---|---|
| Strut Health | $149/mo | Compounded injectable and oral semaglutide from $149/mo published price. |
| Found | $169/mo | Widest drug catalog, but the best price needs a 12-month plan. |
| Mochi Health | $178/mo | One flat price covers every dose, no tier jumps. |
| Hone Health | $185/mo | Men's hormone program that pairs GLP-1 with TRT. |
Prices are checked every Monday against each program's published pricing. We do not create accounts or make purchases to verify them. See the full ranked list at the comparison chart.
Programs available in District of Columbia
29 of the programs we track are licensed and available to District of Columbia residents. Every major GLP-1 telehealth program serves District of Columbia.
The remaining 29 programs all operate via telehealth and can onboard District of Columbia patients remotely. You do not need to visit a clinic in person for the initial assessment or follow-up care. See the programs guide for the full breakdown by onboarding time and lock-in terms.
What District of Columbia Medicaid covers
District of Columbia Medicaid does not cover Wegovy or Zepbound for obesity. The diabetes path (Ozempic, Mounjaro) is covered with PA and a documented A1c above threshold.
For the full prior-authorization criteria, MCO list, and step-therapy requirements, see the dedicated District of Columbia Medicaid GLP-1 coverage page. That page also covers appeal options if you are denied on first submission.
The complete cost picture for District of Columbia residents
A District of Columbia resident has three realistic paths to a GLP-1 in 2026:
| Path | Cost / mo | Who qualifies |
|---|---|---|
| Cash-pay telehealth | $149 and up | Anyone. No insurance required. 29 programs serve District of Columbia. |
| Commercial insurance (employer or marketplace plan) | $25 to $100 copay | Depends on your plan. Prior authorization required, BMI and comorbidity criteria vary by payer. |
| District of Columbia Medicaid | Not covered for weight loss | Weight-loss indication not covered. Diabetes path (Ozempic, Mounjaro) available with PA. |
For the full insurance picture, including how to file a prior-authorization request and what to do if denied, see the GLP-1 insurance guide. For a side-by-side of every cash program ranked by price, see programs ranked by price.
Related resources
- Homepage comparison chart with all programs ranked by score and price
- GLP-1 coupons and savings programs including manufacturer patient-assistance routes
- District of Columbia Medicaid coverage in full with PA criteria, MCO list, and appeal templates
- How much does a GLP-1 cost in 2026? with every path and per-year totals
District of Columbia GLP-1 cost FAQ
What is the cheapest GLP-1 program available in District of Columbia?
Does District of Columbia Medicaid cover Wegovy or Zepbound for weight loss?
Does District of Columbia Medicaid cover Ozempic or Mounjaro for diabetes?
