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Step 1 — Complete a Brief Online Assessment

Share information about your health history, goals, and current situation.

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Step 2 — Licensed Provider Review

A state-licensed healthcare provider evaluates your assessment. They decide whether any treatment plan is medically appropriate.

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Step 3 — Next Steps If Recommended

If the provider recommends a plan, you receive clear information about what is included, pricing, and how to proceed. Medication is never guranteed.

Ongoing communication with the care team

Coordination of any prescribed medication through partner pharmacies

Shipping arranged if applicable

Access to tools that support tracking and follow-up

Is This Right for You?

This option may be relevant if you:

• Prefer a fully online assessment and review process

• Want clear information about cash-pay options
  

• Are exploring provider-supervised approaches to weight management 

• Value structured follow-up if treatment proceeds

Disclaimer: This page does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. Only a licensed provider can determine whether any treatment is appropriate for your individual situation. 

About the Platform

The assessment and provider review described on this page are offered through Gala, a telehealth platform that connects users with licensed healthcare providers for evaluation of medical weight management options. 

Gala operates under applicable regulations and works with licensed providers and partner pharmacies. All prescribing decisions are made independently by the reviewing clinician.

This website is independent and may receive compensation if you choose to proceed through links on this page.

Licensed providers 

Clinical services are provided by U.S.-licensed clinicians from affiliated professional medical groups. 

State-licensed pharmacies

Medications are dispensed by independent, state-licensed pharmacies (including compounding pharmacies when applicable). 

LegitScript certified

Viviomd operates as a LegitScript-certified telehealth platform. 

Prescription required 

Any medication is prescription-only and provided only when a licensed clinician determines it is clinically appropriate. 

Educational Resources on Weight‑Management Medications

The following resources provide general, educational information about GLP‑1 medications, their uses, and potential side effects. These are independent sources and are not affiliated with VivioMD or Drive4Health. 

• Prescription weight-loss drugs – Mayo Clinic (external link)

• GLP‑1 agonists for weight loss – Mayo Clinic (external link)

• Are GLP‑1s everything we hoped for? – Mayo Clinic (external link)

• Semaglutide side effects – Mayo Clinic (external link)

• GLP‑1 agonists overview – Cleveland Clinic (external link)

• GLP‑1s for obesity: weight loss and risks – NIH (external link)

These resources are for general education only and are not a recommendation to use any specific medication.

Results vary

Individual outcomes vary and cannot be guaranteed. Some people notice changes within weeks; others take longer. Your clinician will monitor your progress and adjust your plan as needed. 

Compounded medications

If compounded medications are prescribed, they are prepared by state-licensed compounding pharmacies, are not FDA-approved, and have not undergone FDA review for safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing quality. 

Not a pharmacy or manufacturer

Viviomd is not a pharmacy or drug manufacturer; it provides online access to licensed providers and pharmacies along with care coordination and support services. 

Brand disclaimers

Viviomd is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly. Any and all brand name treatments are trademarks of their respective owners. 

What are the chances that I will be recommended treatment?

There is no fixed percentage or guarantee. A licensed provider reviews every assessment individually and decides whether any treatment plan is medically appropriate based on the information you provide and applicabe clinical standards. Many people who complete the assessment are not recommended a treatment plan. The decision rests solely with the reviewing provider.

Do I need insurance?

No insurance is required. The service uses transparent cash-pay pricing. The service does not bill or accept insurance.

How long does the assessment take?

A few minutes is usually enough for most people to complete the assessment. Provider review timing varies.

Are these services available nationwide?

Yes. Licensed providers support patients in all 50 states, subject to state-specific rules.

How can I proceed if treatment is not recommended?

If the provider determines that treatment is not appropriate, you will be informed of that decision. You may then consult your personal physician or other qualified healthcare professionals to discuss alternative approaches. There is n obligation to take any further action through this process.