Which Telehealth Brands Serve Your State?
Clinician licensing and state prescribing laws mean not every telehealth brand can treat every state — especially for weight loss, TRT, and ketamine therapy. Pick your state to see who can actually serve you.
Availability verified 2026-08-17against each brand's own published coverage.
State Availability — Frequently Asked Questions
Why aren't telehealth services available in every state?
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Medicine is licensed state-by-state: a clinician can only treat patients in states where they hold a license, and states set their own telehealth prescribing rules — some restrict compounded medications, testosterone, or weight loss prescribing specifically. Smaller platforms often launch in a subset of states and expand as they license more clinicians.
Which states are hardest to serve?
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Louisiana and Mississippi come up most often for GLP-1/weight-loss telehealth due to state prescribing rules, and North Dakota appears in several exclusion lists. Specialist services (TRT, ketamine therapy, hormone therapy) have the narrowest coverage — often 28–42 states.
What if a brand I want doesn't serve my state?
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Check the alternatives: most treatment categories have at least one nationwide provider. Coverage also changes — brands license new states regularly (and occasionally retreat), and we re-verify availability during our periodic sweeps.