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branded Accepts insuranceMidi Health: what it costs and how it works
Midi Health bills insurance instead of selling a cash-pay subscription, and prices the self-pay alternative openly at $250 for a 30-minute first visit and $150 for a 15-minute follow-up.
The pricing and the detail
It says it is in network with most PPO plans, it is out of network with Medicare, and it does not take Medicaid or Medi-Cal. It publishes its clinicians by name and lets you search the directory before signing up. Its terms offer three ways to cancel, by email, by phone or through your online account, which is the widest set on this page. It does not name the pharmacy that fills the prescription: its terms define the Pharmacies as a party and never say who they are.
- Care from
- $250
- Audit complete
- 3/5 checks
- Evidence attached
- 3 cited sources
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Is Midi Health legitimate? What we checked
Checked August 30, 2026
- Dispensing pharmacy
- none published
- LegitScript certified
- none published
- Price shown before intake
- Yes
- Cancel online
- Yes
- Prescriber disclosed
- Yes
What it costs
Care, per visit
$250
Medication
Charged separately, not published
Care only, billed per visit. $250 first visit and $150 after, or a copay in network
Key facts
- First visit, self-pay
- $250 for 30 minutes
- Follow-up, self-pay
- $150 for 15 minutes
- Medicare and Medicaid
- Out of network, and not accepted
Questions people ask about Midi Health
Is Midi Health legit?
Midi Health is a real company and this site checked it on five things rather than taking its word for it. Three came back answered: Midi Health publishes its prices before any intake form, it names its clinicians in a directory you can search before signing up, and it gives three ways to cancel. Two are still open: we found no LegitScript certification reference on the pages Midi Health publishes, and Midi Health does not name the pharmacy that fills a prescription. Not checked is not the same as failed, and this site marks the difference rather than filling the gap.
How much does Midi Health cost?
Midi Health charges $250 for a 30-minute first visit and $150 for a 15-minute follow-up if you pay for the visit yourself. Where Midi Health is in network with your plan you pay a copay instead, and Midi Health bills the plan. Those figures are for the appointment only. Midi Health does not publish a price for the medication itself.
What insurance does Midi Health accept?
Midi Health says it is in network with most PPO plans. It is out of network with Medicare, and it does not accept Medicaid or Medi-Cal. Read as at August 30, 2026, from Midi Health’s own pricing page.
Which pharmacy fills a Midi Health prescription?
Midi Health does not name one. Its terms define “the Pharmacies” as a party to the agreement and never say who they are. We searched for a named dispensing pharmacy on the pages Midi Health publishes and found none, so this site records that cell as not checked rather than guessing.
How do you cancel Midi Health?
Midi Health gives three routes, which is the widest set of any provider audited on this site: email support and request cancellation, call the number in its terms, or cancel through your online account. Most providers in this category offer one.
Does Midi Health prescribe GLP-1 medication?
Midi Health lists semaglutide and tirzepatide among the medications its clinicians can prescribe. Whether either is appropriate for any individual is a matter for a prescriber, and this site does not advise on it.
Sources
Every claim above is checked against the primary text, and the date is the day we last opened it.
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1
Pricing and Insurance
Midi Health Primary text read and checked Checked September 3, 2026
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2
Meet our clinicians
Midi Health Primary text read and checked Checked August 30, 2026
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Terms and Conditions
Midi Health Primary text read and checked Checked August 30, 2026