How it works
GLP-1 coverage is a maze. This turns it into one page.
VitalHound is a guide, not a doctor and not Medicare. It tells you which way of paying is likely cheapest, then hands your clinician the paperwork that choice requires.
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Answer a few questions
Coverage type, height and weight, the reason the drug is being prescribed, and whether a morning empty-stomach window is realistic. Five minutes, no account required.
- Nothing here is a diagnosis — it's the same information a pharmacy or plan would ask for.
- You can fill it in for yourself, a parent, or a patient.
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See the likely cheapest path
We compare your answers against published Medicare, savings-card, and manufacturer cash rules, then show which one is likely cheapest — and when a cheaper option is being missed.
- If the prescription is for type 2 diabetes, sleep apnea, or MASH, we say so: that usually belongs on regular Part D, not the $50 program.
- If you're already filling a GLP-1 through Part D this year, we flag that the $50 program is likely closed to you.
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Unlock the checklist if it helps
The recommendation is free. $39 unlocks a single printable page: what to document, which device is covered, what to ask, and the dates that matter.
- Built from your answers, not a generic template.
- Print it, download it, or bring it up on a phone at the visit.
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Your clinician files it
Only a licensed prescriber can submit prior authorization, and only Medicare or your plan can approve it. We prepare; they file.
- We don't call Medicare, enroll anyone in a plan, or submit prior auth.
- A coverage denial is not a medical opinion — and it's often a paperwork fix.
What VitalHound will never do
Where the rules come from
See what your cheapest option is
Answering the questions is free. If the doctor-ready checklist helps, it's $39 once.