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Canadian GLP-1 telehealth providers.

Six clinics Canadians commonly use to get a Health Canada–authorized GLP-1 prescription without a long family-doctor wait. Same columns on every row: province coverage, visit cost, medication cost range, prescriber type, shipping. Figures are approximate — always verify with the provider; coverage and stock change.

The comparison

Six Canadian GLP-1 clinics,
side by side.

All six state they use Canadian-licensed clinicians. We only list clinics that say they prescribe Health Canada–authorized medications — verify directly with the provider. Listing is alphabetical — not preference or commission. See the affiliate disclosure below the table.

Provider Provinces served Visit cost Medication cost range Prescriber Shipping
Enso Health Metabolic-health clinic · coaching bundled AB, BC, ON Bundled in program $$$ ~$400–650/mo Canadian NPs + MDs Partnered CA pharmacy, cold-chain See Enso details
Felix Health Nationwide async telehealth · one of the largest CA GLP-1 volumes Most provinces + territories ~$49 intake $$ ~$300–500/mo Canadian-licensed MDs & NPs Free CA-wide from partner pharmacy See Felix details
LMC Diabetes & Endocrinology Specialist group · covered by OHIP + AHS with referral ON, AB Provincial-plan covered $$ ~$300–600/mo Endocrinologists Standard Canadian pharmacy pickup or delivery See LMC details
Maple Same-day video visits with Canadian doctors Most provinces ~$70/visit or via benefits $$ ~$300–600/mo Canadian-licensed physicians Local pharmacy or partner delivery See Maple details
Phoenix Health 12-month structured weight-management program + dietitian SK, AB, MB, ON, BC Bundled in program $$$ ~$350–650/mo Canadian MDs + dietitians Partnered CA pharmacy, cold-chain See Phoenix details
Rocket Doctor Provincial-plan covered visits in supported provinces ON, AB, BC, SK Provincial-plan covered where eligible $$ ~$300–600/mo Canadian family physicians Local pharmacy pickup or delivery See Rocket Doctor
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How to choose

Which one is right for you?

There's no single best clinic — the right fit depends on your province, your goal, and how much structure you want. A few honest guidelines:

If you're in a hurry

Look at Felix or Maple first.

Both are often among the faster intakes in Canada. Felix is typically async (questionnaire + review, sometimes no video call). Maple often offers same-day video; workplace benefits may cover visits — confirm with your plan and the provider.

If you want structure

Phoenix Health or Enso Health.

Both typically bundle a GLP-1 pathway with dietitian coaching and longer-term follow-up when clinically appropriate. Slightly more expensive for many patients, but may be a better fit if you want more structure — a prescription is never guaranteed.

If you have type 2 diabetes

LMC or your family doctor.

Endocrinology-led care may be worth it if your case is complex. LMC visits may be covered by provincial plans in ON and AB where eligible — confirm referral and coverage with LMC and your plan.

If cost is the biggest factor

Rocket Doctor + provincial coverage.

In supported provinces, Rocket Doctor's visits may be billed to the provincial plan where you are eligible. The medication itself still has to be paid for — visit coverage can change; verify with the provider and your plan.

Not sure which fits?
Take the two-minute quiz.

Seven questions on province, goal, insurance, and urgency. We narrow the six providers down to two or three that may fit your situation. This does not approve a prescription — a licensed practitioner decides.

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