Which states does RenewMD serve for GLP-1 telehealth?

Short answer: RenewMD serves patients located in every U.S. state except Louisiana, and in Washington, D.C. Care is always delivered by a clinician licensed in the state where you are physically located at the time of the visit — that is what makes telehealth lawful. Louisiana is excluded because state law restricts prescribing compounded medications through this pathway; it is a legal restriction on the medication route, not a shortage of licensed clinicians. Each state has its own landing page with local delivery expectations and answers, and eligibility is confirmed during intake before any provider review.

Available in 49 states plus Washington, D.C.
Louisiana is excluded due to state law on compounded prescribing.
The clinician must be licensed where you are physically located.
State-specific pages cover delivery timing and local questions.

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What 'licensed in your state' means for you

Your address determines which clinician can treat you. If you move or travel, tell your care team — a visit conducted while you are in a different state may need to be handled by a clinician licensed there.

Frequently asked questions

Can I be treated if I travel out of state?

Tell your care team. The clinician conducting a visit must be licensed in the state where you are physically located at that time.

Why is Louisiana excluded?

Louisiana law restricts prescribing compounded medications through this pathway. It is a state-law restriction rather than a licensing gap.

Do prices differ by state?

No. The program is $249 per 28-day cycle everywhere it is offered.

Program details

Patient education, not medical advice. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. RenewMD does not serve Louisiana.