Does your plan cover a GLP-1? Check 20 insurers
Pick your insurer. The next page gives you its answer for each GLP-1 it publishes a policy on, the clinical bar for approval, and the document that answer came out of. 63 answers across 20 insurers.
Your insurer
- ACA Marketplace 1 GLP-1, read June 12, 2026
- Aetna 4 GLP-1s, read August 27, 2026
- Ambetter 4 GLP-1s, read August 28, 2026
- Anthem 4 GLP-1s, read August 28, 2026
- BCBS Illinois 5 GLP-1s, read August 28, 2026
- BCBS South Carolina 1 GLP-1, read June 12, 2026
- Blue Shield of California 5 GLP-1s, read August 28, 2026
- Cigna 4 GLP-1s, read August 27, 2026
- FEHB / FEP Blue 1 GLP-1, read June 21, 2026
- Florida Blue 4 GLP-1s, read August 28, 2026
- Highmark 4 GLP-1s, read August 28, 2026
- Humana 4 GLP-1s, read August 27, 2026
- Independence Blue Cross 1 GLP-1, read June 12, 2026
- Kaiser Permanente 3 GLP-1s, read August 27, 2026
- Molina 3 GLP-1s, read August 27, 2026
- Oscar 3 GLP-1s, read August 28, 2026
- Premera Blue Cross 4 GLP-1s, read August 28, 2026
- TRICARE 3 GLP-1s, read August 31, 2026
- UnitedHealthcare 4 GLP-1s, read August 27, 2026
- Wellcare Medicare 1 GLP-1, read June 12, 2026
On Medicaid instead? The rules are set by your state, not your insurer, and every one of them is on the 51 state Medicaid pages.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the answer say it depends on my plan?
Because for most commercial insurers it does. The insurer publishes the clinical criteria, and each employer decides separately whether the weight-management benefit is in the plan it buys. Two people holding the same card can get different answers, and no published document can tell you which one you have. The pharmacy-benefit number on the back of your card can.
Where do these answers come from?
Each one is read off the insurer's own published policy, formulary or plan document. Every answer carries the document number where the policy has one and the date a person here read it. Nothing is inferred from a press release or a secondary article.
My insurer is not on the list. What now?
Call the pharmacy-benefit number on the back of your card and ask two things: is the drug on the formulary, and what are the prior-authorization criteria. Those are the two facts every answer on this site is built from, and every insurer listed here has them read straight off its own published policy.
Every insurer we have read
One page per insurer, each carrying that insurer's own answer for every GLP-1 it publishes a policy on.
This is reference information, not medical or legal advice, and not a guarantee of coverage. GLP-1 coverage policies change often. Always confirm the current policy with your insurer using the number on your card before you rely on this page. If your experience differs from what is shown here, email hello@glpchart.com with the details and we will re-verify.