GLP-1 Weight Loss Clinics in Houston, Texas
Browse 29 GLP-1 clinics in Houston offering semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy), tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound), and medically-supervised weight loss programs. Compare pricing, insurance, and physician credentials before you book.
29 clinics in Houston, TX
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Houston, TX
+1713-464-1200
WebsiteWalmart Supercenter
Houston, TX
+1713-977-2099
Website10Rx Health
Houston, TX
(888) 438-1079
Website1Stop Clinic
Houston, TX
(713) 369-0000
WebsiteAnuli Aesthetics & Weightloss
Houston, TX
(832) 280-4054
WebsiteBellaire Beauty and Weight Loss Center
Houston, TX
(832) 306-4996
WebsiteChampion Health and Wellness Clinics
Houston, TX
(832) 925-3582
WebsiteClinic 45
Houston, TX
(346) 594-7969
WebsiteClinica IDEAL Harwin
Houston, TX
(832) 582-4040
WebsiteEquilibrium Wellness
Houston, TX
(713) 668-0094
WebsiteHouston Medical Wellness / Weight Loss Clinic
Houston, TX
(713) 781-1905
WebsiteHouston Weight Loss Center - Heights
Houston, TX
(713) 225-9355
WebsiteLifelong Weight Loss - Dr. Rupal Mathur, MD
Houston, TX
(713) 299-1634
WebsiteLive Lean Houston Weight Loss Clinic
Houston, TX
(713) 425-2515
WebsiteMedi-Weightloss Houston/Memorial
Houston, TX
(713) 955-1449
WebsiteNewShape Weight Loss Clinic
Houston, TX
(346) 731-9433
WebsiteNutricuerpo Houston
Houston, TX
(832) 493-5480
WebsiteRiver Oaks Beauty and Weight Loss Center
Houston, TX
(832) 991-6772
WebsiteTeleSlim Clinic
Houston, TX
(832) 384-8288
WebsiteTexas Weight Loss - Houston Kirby
Houston, TX
(346) 616-9552
WebsiteTexas Weight Loss - Houston Southwest
Houston, TX
(346) 680-4393
WebsiteThe Dew Medical Clinic
Houston, TX
(346) 620-0010
WebsiteTOM Weight Loss
Houston, TX
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Houston, TX
(832) 500-7324
WebsiteVivify Wellness
Houston, TX
(713) 230-8006
WebsiteWeight Loss Solutions
Houston, TX
(713) 551-3952
WebsiteWoodforest Weight Loss
Houston, TX
(713) 453-5300
WebsiteZ Med Clinic
Houston, TX
(281) 524-3693
WebsiteZ Med Clinic and Med Spa, Weight Loss, Hormone Therapy and IV Clinic
Houston, TX
(713) 541-6988
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How many GLP-1 clinics are in Houston?
FindGLP1Clinic.com lists 29 GLP-1 weight loss clinics in Houston, Texas. This includes physician-supervised programs, med spas offering semaglutide, and telehealth providers that serve the area. New clinics are added weekly.
How much does semaglutide cost in Houston?
GLP-1 treatment in Houston typically costs $150–$600 per month. Brand-name Wegovy and Ozempic are on the higher end ($800–$1,300/month without insurance). Compounded semaglutide — available at many Houston clinics — runs $150–$350/month. Many clinics bundle the initial consultation into the first month's cost.
Does insurance cover Ozempic or Wegovy in Texas?
Coverage varies. Some commercial plans cover Wegovy for obesity (BMI ≥30 or ≥27 with a comorbidity) when prescribed by a physician. Ozempic is primarily covered for type 2 diabetes — weight loss coverage is narrower. Texas Medicaid coverage depends on your specific plan. The best way to know: call the clinics that list "Insurance Accepted" and ask them to verify your specific plan.
Can I start GLP-1 treatment via telehealth in Houston?
Yes — several GLP-1 providers serving Houston offer fully virtual consultations. You can get a prescription for semaglutide or tirzepatide without an in-person visit, with medication shipped directly to you. Look for the Telehealth badge on listings above. Note: some telehealth providers don't accept insurance, so compare options carefully.
What's the difference between semaglutide and tirzepatide?
Both are GLP-1 receptor agonists that reduce appetite and promote weight loss. Semaglutide (Wegovy, Ozempic) targets the GLP-1 receptor only. Tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound) targets both GLP-1 and GIP receptors, which tends to produce slightly more weight loss on average (around 20–22% vs. 14–16% for semaglutide). Cost and insurance coverage differ — tirzepatide is newer and often harder to get covered.