Appetite regulation
GLP-1 receptors in the hypothalamus reduce hunger signals, helping you eat less without willpower battles.
Clinically Proven · FDA-Authorized
FitPeo combines GLP-1 medications with personalized clinical care — so you lose weight effectively and keep it off long-term.

Process
Answer a short medical questionnaire about your history, current weight, lifestyle, and goals. Takes about 10 minutes.
A licensed clinician reviews your intake within 48 hours and creates a personalized treatment plan — including medication if appropriate.
If prescribed, your GLP-1 medication ships directly to your home from a licensed pharmacy, with clear instructions.
Your care team monitors your progress monthly, adjusts your dose, and is available by message 24/7 between visits.
The Science
Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) is a hormone your gut naturally produces after eating. It signals your brain to reduce appetite, slows digestion to keep you feeling full, and helps regulate blood sugar levels.
GLP-1 receptor agonists — the class of medications FitPeo prescribes — mimic this hormone at higher concentrations, dramatically reducing hunger and food intake without the crash of stimulant-based diet drugs.
GLP-1 receptors in the hypothalamus reduce hunger signals, helping you eat less without willpower battles.
Slowing the movement of food through your stomach means you feel full longer after smaller meals.
By stimulating insulin release and suppressing glucagon, GLP-1 medications help stabilize blood sugar spikes.
Long-term use resets the body’s weight set-point, making sustained weight loss — not just short-term loss — achievable.
Medications
FitPeo providers prescribe FDA-authorized GLP-1 medications based on your health history, goals, and preference. No one-size-fits-all.
Wegovy / Ozempic
The most studied GLP-1 medication. Weekly subcutaneous injection. FDA-approved for chronic weight management.
Zepbound / Mounjaro
A newer dual-hormone agonist targeting both GIP and GLP-1 receptors, showing the strongest efficacy data to date.
Rybelsus
The first oral GLP-1 medication. Ideal for patients who prefer pills over injections. Taken once daily.
Medication eligibility determined by a licensed FitPeo clinician. Not all medications are available in every state.
Clinical Results
Results from peer-reviewed clinical trials published in the New England Journal of Medicine and JAMA.
mean weight reduction
mean weight reduction
reduction in CV events
Unlike calorie-restriction diets or stimulant pills, GLP-1 medications work with your biology. Clinical trials show sustained weight loss over 68–72 weeks with continued use.
FitPeo's care model pairs medication with behavioral coaching, so when you're ready to taper, you have the habits to maintain your results.
Personalized weight-loss care,
with more value when you commit longer.
$149 / month
Billed monthly
FitPeo membership. Medication billed separately.


Your 1 month membership will carry over to your treatment selection.
First membership term: $39, including the $39 introductory month. Then $149 every month. Medication is a separate charge, if prescribed.
Your treatment is subject to provider approval.
FAQ
Eligibility is determined by a licensed provider based on your medical history, BMI, weight-related health conditions, and the requirements for the specific medication. Complete a health assessment so your provider can determine whether treatment is appropriate for you.
Results vary by individual. Your provider will review your progress throughout treatment and discuss what to expect based on your health information and goals. Your treatment plan combines provider-guided care with nutrition, movement, and ongoing support.
Nausea is a common side effect when starting GLP-1 medications, particularly during dose increases. It typically improves within a few weeks. Your care team can recommend dietary adjustments and, if needed, anti-nausea support to help you through the adjustment period.
No, insurance is not required. FitPeo is a direct-pay membership service, meaning you pay a flat monthly rate with no insurance needed. However, some insurance plans may cover portions of your care — our team can help you explore your options.
Yes. You can pause or discontinue your medication at any time by notifying your care team. Your provider will guide you through a safe tapering process and discuss alternatives if you decide to stop treatment.
FitPeo currently serves patients in 42 states. Medication availability may vary by state due to pharmacy regulations. Your provider will confirm availability for your specific location during your consultation.
Complete a free intake form and get matched with a licensed FitPeo provider within 48 hours. No clinic visits. No insurance required.
Results may vary. Medication eligibility determined by a licensed clinician. Not a substitute for professional medical advice.