Circle Medical Review
Insurance-first primary care with no membership fees
$120 self-pay per appointment; $0–$35 average with insurance
Overview
Circle Medical approaches GLP-1s as primary care rather than as a weight-loss product, and its pricing reflects that. It accepts over 1,500 insurance plans including many major PPOs, with average out-of-pocket cost of $0–$35 per appointment, or $120 self-pay for both first and follow-up visits. There are no memberships or other fees — unusual in this category — and you are not charged until after your appointment is complete, which removes the pay-before-you-are-seen risk several competitors carry. It lists both GLP-1s and oral GLP-1s with same and next-day availability. The trade-off is specificity: Circle Medical does not name which medications it prescribes, nor publish pharmacy details or a state list.
Pros
- Accepts over 1,500 insurance plans including many major PPOs
- Average out-of-pocket $0–$35 per appointment with insurance
- No memberships or other fees
- You are not charged until after your appointment is complete
- Same and next-day appointment availability
- Offers both GLP-1s and oral GLP-1s
Cons
- Does not name which GLP-1 medications it prescribes
- $120 per appointment for self-pay patients, including follow-ups
- Pharmacy and shipping details are not published
- States served are not published
- HSA/FSA acceptance is not addressed
Key Features
Best For
Insured patients who want GLP-1 care inside normal primary care rather than a subscription weight-loss program
Circle Medical at a Glance
Everything below reflects what Circle Medical published on its own site as of August 5, 2026. Where a detail is not published, we say so rather than guessing.
- • GLP-1s
- • Oral GLP-1s
Pricing
Self-pay is $120 per appointment for both first and follow-up visits. With insurance, average out-of-pocket is $0–$35 per appointment. Circle Medical states there are no memberships or other fees, and that you are not charged until after your appointment is complete.
Membership fees
None. Circle Medical states there are no memberships or other fees.
Medication fees
- • Self-pay appointment: $120, first and follow-up
- • With insurance: average out-of-pocket $0–$35 per appointment
- • Medication cost is separate and not published
Prices change often in this category. Always confirm the current cost — including what you will pay after any introductory or promotional period — directly with Circle Medical before enrolling.
Cancellation, Refunds & Payment
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Limitations to Know
- Does not name which GLP-1 medications it prescribes, or whether any are compounded
- Self-pay patients pay $120 per visit including follow-ups, which adds up
- Pharmacy, shipping, lab requirements and states served are not published
- Medication cost is separate from the visit fee and is not published
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Circle Medical FAQs
Does Circle Medical charge a membership fee?
No. Circle Medical states there are no memberships or other fees — you pay per appointment, and only after the appointment is complete.
What does Circle Medical cost?
$120 per appointment for self-pay patients, for both first and follow-up visits. With insurance, average out-of-pocket is $0–$35 per appointment. Medication cost is separate.
Which GLP-1 medications does Circle Medical prescribe?
Circle Medical lists GLP-1s and oral GLP-1s as service areas but does not name specific medications or state whether any are compounded. Ask before booking if a particular drug matters to you.
Does Circle Medical take my insurance?
Possibly. Circle Medical says it accepts over 1,500 insurance plans including many major PPO plans. Verify your specific plan when booking.
Sources consulted
Medical disclaimer: This review is for educational and comparison purposes only and is not medical advice. Rx Saver Hub is not a medical provider and does not prescribe medication. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not evaluate their safety, effectiveness or quality. Program details, pricing and availability change frequently — verify everything directly with Circle Medical. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting, stopping or changing any weight-loss treatment. Individual results vary.
Circle Medical
$120 self-pay per appointment; $0–$35 average with insurance
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