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branded Accepts insuranceWeightWatchers: what it costs and how it works
WeightWatchers is one of five independent telehealth companies Eli Lilly lists on its own site for obesity care. Lilly publishes the price as $149 a month, with $74 a month available if you pay for a year up front, for the care rather than the medication. WeightWatchers states that its medical services are delivered through an affiliated medical group, WeightWatchers Clinic, and that it accepts Medicare nationwide and Medicaid in some states.
- Care from
- $149
- Audit complete
- 4/5 checks
- Evidence attached
- 3 cited sources
We earn a referral fee from some providers. Not WeightWatchers. It never changes our audit. How we make money
Is WeightWatchers legitimate? What we checked
Checked August 30, 2026
- Dispensing pharmacy
- retail
- LegitScript certified
- none published
- Price shown before intake
- Yes
- Cancel online
- Yes
- Prescriber disclosed
- Yes
What it costs
Care, per month
$149
Medication
Charged separately, not published
Care only, at the monthly rate. Medication is charged separately
Key facts
- Care fee, published by Lilly
- $149 a month, or $74 a month if you prepay for a year
- Medication
- Charged separately, not included
- Who provides the care
- Its own affiliated medical group, WeightWatchers Clinic
- Where the clinic came from
- It bought Sequence (Weekend Health, Inc.) in April 2023
- Compounding
- None. Its 10-K contains no 503A or 503B language at all
Compared head to head
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
Independent telehealth for obesity
Eli Lilly and Company Primary text read and checked Checked September 3, 2026
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2
WW International, Inc. Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) Primary text read and checked Checked August 25, 2026
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3
WW Clinic Membership Agreement
WW International Primary text read and checked Checked August 30, 2026