On a GLP-1 program? Keep track of the weeks between visits.

Updated October 2, 20266 programsBy Emerge Care

Telehealth programs such as Hims & Hers, Ro, Found, LifeMD and Noom Med handle the medical side: they evaluate you, prescribe and adjust your treatment. Emerge Care does none of that. It is an iPhone companion for the days in between, so that when you message your care team or join your next check-in, you have a clear record of how you've been.

Your program

Evaluates you, prescribes and adjusts your treatment, answers medical questions through messaging or visits, and ships your medication.

Emerge Care, alongside it

Logs how you feel in your own words, reads Apple Health and Apple Watch, answers questions about your log with named sources, checks in when something keeps coming back, and builds a one-page summary for your next visit. It never prescribes, recommends medication or suggests dose changes.

The programs, in their own words

Each row describes what the provider says on its own site, checked on October 2, 2026. Prices change often, so confirm on the provider's page before you decide.

ProgramHow you reach cliniciansProgram fee as advertisedMedicationTheir app

Hims & HersWeight loss membershipSource How you reach clinicians24/7 messaging with licensed providers; a video or audio visit if your state requires one Program fee$39 first month, then $149 a month MedicationBilled separately Their appIn-app weight tracking; side-effect support through messaging

RoRo Body membershipSource How you reach cliniciansUnlimited provider messaging and regular check-ins Program fee$39 first month, then $74 to $149 a month depending on plan length MedicationBilled separately Their appWeight tracking and dose logging; 1:1 coaching

FoundWeight care programSource How you reach cliniciansVisits with Found clinicians, then monthly check-ins Program feeFrom $99 a month on insurance plans or $169 on cash plans (12-month plans paid up front) MedicationIncluded on some plans Their appShare reflections on meals, mood, weight, sleep and more with a health coach

LifeMDWeight management programSource How you reach cliniciansConsultations with affiliated clinicians and ongoing medical check-ins Program fee$39 first month, then $149 a month program fee MedicationBilled separately Their appWeight loss tracker

Noom MedGLP-1Rx programSource How you reach cliniciansUnlimited access to your clinician, plus human and AI-supported coaching Program feeNoom's page lists more than one recurring price; check it directly MedicationIncluded in the program price, per Noom Their appFood, water and weight logging; a free GLP-1 Companion with side-effect logging is open to anyone

SkinnyRxGLP-1 membershipSource How you reach cliniciansA video visit or a prescription within 24 hours depending on your state; care team through the patient portal; monthly refill check-in Program feeFrom $99 for the first month; later months not published MedicationMostly compounded options; SkinnyRx states compounded drugs are not FDA-approved Their appMedication reminders, weight logging and meal ideas

Why the weeks between visits matter

Most of these programs run on messages you send when you choose to, with check-ins every few weeks. That leaves a lot of days to remember. Emerge Care is a place to put them: a few words when you feel off, a note when something comes back, and the questions you don't want to forget.

Tell it how you feel in your own words, like "queasy after lunch again" or "wiped out by 3pm", and it's logged next to your sleep, steps and heart rate from Apple Health.
When something keeps coming back, it checks in and offers to add it to your questions.
Ask about anything in your log and get a plain answer, with the source behind every health fact: MedlinePlus, Mayo Clinic, the CDC or the NIH.
Before a check-in, it builds a one-page PDF: symptoms and side effects, heart rate and check-ins, labs you uploaded, weight, and your questions at the end. Attach it to a message or bring it to a visit.

What to note between visits

Your data

Your health records and chats are stored on your iPhone. When you ask a question, the message passes through our server to the AI and back, and that server keeps nothing and logs nothing. Emerge Care shows no ads and never sells your data. This page loads no advertising pixel.

Questions

Does Emerge Care prescribe GLP-1 medication or replace my provider?

No. Emerge Care does not prescribe, sell or recommend any medication and never suggests dose changes. Your provider stays in charge of your treatment. Emerge Care keeps a record of how you feel between visits.

Does Emerge Care work with Hims, Ro or other telehealth programs?

It works alongside them, not with them. Emerge Care isn't connected to any provider's account. You decide what to share, usually by attaching or bringing the one-page visit summary.

What should I write down between telehealth check-ins?

How you feel day to day, in your own words: what you noticed, when it started, how often it happens and what you were doing. Note anything that keeps coming back, and the questions you want answered at your next check-in.

How do I describe side effects like nausea or constipation to my provider?

Say when it started, how often it happens, how much it gets in the way of your day and anything that seems to make it better or worse. A short written log is easier to share than trying to remember it all in a message. If something feels severe or sudden, contact your provider or emergency services straight away.

What questions should I bring to a follow-up appointment?

What you want to know about how things are going, what to watch for and what happens next. Emerge Care keeps a running list of your questions and adds it to the end of your visit summary.

Is medication included in these programs' monthly price?

It varies. Most programs on this page bill medication separately from a membership fee, and some include it on certain plans. Prices change often, so confirm on each provider's own pricing page.

Where is my Emerge Care data stored?

Emerge Care is not affiliated with any provider named on this page; names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to describe their programs. Emerge Care is a wellness app, not a medical device or a substitute for professional care, and it does not prescribe, recommend or adjust any medication. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@getemergeapp.com.