Who may be considered?
LevelsRx describes its program for adults who may be medically eligible for GLP-1 care, people experiencing weight-related challenges, patients seeking clinician-guided treatment and people who prefer flexible online care.
The patient is the entity; medical eligibility is the attribute; the clinician supplies the value after evaluation. A marketing page cannot determine the final value in advance.
What factors can a clinician review?
- Age and current weight status.
- Weight history and prior treatment.
- Weight-related health conditions.
- Current medications and medical diagnoses.
- Pregnancy status and reproductive considerations.
- History of adverse reactions or contraindication risks.
- Whether another treatment path is more appropriate.
What does not guarantee a prescription?
Completing an online quiz, meeting a specific BMI threshold, having used a GLP-1 before or being willing to pay does not by itself guarantee a prescription. Prescribing requires a licensed clinician to determine that the treatment is appropriate for the individual patient.
How can you prepare for the evaluation?
Bring accurate information rather than trying to “pass” an eligibility screen. List your medications, diagnoses, allergies, prior weight-management treatments and relevant lab results. Tell the clinician about adverse reactions and ask how the proposed treatment would be monitored.
Eligibility FAQs
What age does LevelsRx require?
LevelsRx currently states that patients must be at least 18 years old to participate.
Does a BMI number automatically qualify me?
No. LevelsRx says qualification is determined by licensed clinicians using health history, weight-related factors and the overall medical profile, not a single metric.
Can I get a prescription if I qualify for the program?
Program eligibility does not guarantee a prescription. The clinician decides whether medication is clinically appropriate.