Prescott, AZ Weight Loss Medication Online | TeleSlim Clinic
Weight Loss Medication Online in Prescott, AZ
Prescott is the county seat of Yavapai County in central Arizona. TeleSlim Clinic brings physician-led medical weight loss to Prescott by video, so you can start from home.
What care looks like for Prescott patients
- Video visits with Dr. Diala Alatassi, MD, board-certified in Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine and licensed in Arizona.
- Personalized plan that may include FDA-approved medication, nutrition guidance and exercise guidance.
- Prescriptions sent to a pharmacy you choose in Prescott or nearby. We do not dispense medication or offer compounded GLP-1 drugs.
- Monthly follow-up to adjust your plan.
Pricing
The initial consultation is $99, and monthly physician follow-up is $99, with savings on 3-month, 6-month and annual plans. Medication is a separate pharmacy cost, typically about $150 to $450 per month depending on the medicine and dose. See the full cost guide and insurance guide.
Medications your physician may discuss
Zepbound, Wegovy, oral Wegovy and Foundayo are among the FDA-approved options, depending on your health history. Compare them on our weight loss medications in Phoenix page.
Who we serve near Prescott
We care for adults 18+ located in Arizona, including Prescott and nearby communities such as Prescott Valley, Cottonwood and Flagstaff. See our Prescott and Verde Valley page for the wider area. Visits are virtual, and we are not affiliated with local health systems.
FAQs
Is there a TeleSlim Clinic office in Prescott?
No. Visits are by video, so you can see the physician from anywhere in Arizona.
Do I need to travel to Phoenix for visits?
No. Visits are by video from home, with no trip to Phoenix.
How much does it cost to start?
The initial consultation is $99. Medication costs are separate.
Request your free consultation to see whether TeleSlim Clinic is a fit for you in Prescott.
Learn more about our online weight loss doctor service in Phoenix.
This page is general education, not medical advice. Whether a medication is appropriate is a decision made by a physician after an evaluation. Individual results vary.
