
Agile Telehealth reviews
Agile Telehealth is not a direct-to-consumer service. It sells weight-loss programmes to employers, prices every contract privately, and the only way in is a work email tied to an employer that has already bought it. No price exists for an individual, by design. It names four partner pharmacies and five OpenLoop professional corporations, and shares its business address with OpenLoop Health itself.
What Agile Telehealth costs
Agile Telehealth does not publish a price for these medications on its public pages.
There is no consumer price and there is not meant to be one. Agile's homepage addresses employers, its weight-loss page says "Custom Pricing — offer your employees some of the lowest industry pricing for weight loss medications", and the figure is negotiated per contract and never published. The only individual entry point asks for a work email belonging to an employer that has already bought the programme, and its terms describe an auto-renewing subscription at whatever rate was presented at registration. One Trustpilot reviewer describes reaching it through an HSA administrator rather than an employer, which is a second channel but still not a public one. That makes Agile a different kind of listing from everything else on this site: a real service with real patients, but nothing a reader can price, compare or buy. It is excluded from every price table for that reason rather than for any failing of its own.
Is Agile Telehealth legit?
Agile Telehealth is an employer-benefits telehealth platform based in Des Moines, Iowa. It names four partner pharmacies with full addresses and five OpenLoop professional corporations as its clinical practices — unusually complete disclosure. Its published address is identical to the one the BBB lists for OpenLoop Health, Inc., which makes the relationship between the two worth understanding before treating them as separate companies. We found no FDA warning letter, FTC action or state action against Agile itself.
- Company:
- Agile Telehealth, 317 6th Ave. Suite 400, Des Moines, IA 50309, with Iowa choice of law. No corporate suffix is given anywhere on the site. This address matches the one the BBB lists for OpenLoop Health, Inc.
- Pharmacy partner:
- Four named in the terms with addresses and phone numbers: RedRock Pharmacy (St. George, Utah), Health Warehouse (Florence, Kentucky), Precision Meds (Bellmore, New York) and Triad Rx (Daphne, Alabama).
- Clinicians:
- Five OpenLoop professional corporations: OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC and its California, New Jersey, Wisconsin and Colorado entities. OpenLoop also staffs RemedyMeds and Found, so it underlies three of the providers in this round.
- States served:
- Not listed. The site says only that it is not available in all 50 states.
- Cancellation:
- The terms describe an auto-renewing subscription at the rate presented at registration, but since enrolment runs through an employer or HSA administrator, the practical route to stopping it is that sponsor rather than Agile.
- Refunds:
- Not published. Terms are set by the employer contract rather than by anything a member agrees to directly.
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Trustpilot rates Agile 4.6 out of 5 across 984 reviews, a substantial sample and a good score. There is no separate BBB file for Agile; the address it publishes is the one the BBB holds for OpenLoop Health, Inc., whose own profile carries an A+ rating alongside 2.99 out of 5 from 71 reviews that name a range of other white-label brands rather than Agile. We do not treat that as Agile's rating — it belongs to the infrastructure company behind it — but it is worth knowing that the clinician network is shared and reviewed separately.
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Pros
- + Licensed clinicians and biweekly care-coach support
- + State-licensed partner pharmacies with third-party testing
- + Often offered at zero cost to employees through employer/HSA plans
Cons
- - No public pricing - only available through employer or benefits-plan sponsorship, not direct-to-consumer signup
- - No FDA-approved brand GLP-1 option mentioned
- - Some reviewers report excessive texts/emails/calls
Medications & eligibility
Medications
- • Compounded semaglutide
- • Compounded tirzepatide
- • Compounded GLP-1 (oral)
- • Care coaching
Eligibility & insurance
Membership of a sponsoring employer or plan is the first eligibility test. No clinical thresholds are published.
Insurance: partial: Agile's terms say it does not accept or work with government insurance. Commercial and employer coverage sits behind the sponsoring contract rather than being billed directly, and is opaque from outside.
How Agile Telehealth works
- 1Your employer or HSA administrator buys the programme and it becomes available to you as a benefit.
- 2You sign in with the work email tied to that sponsor; there is no public signup.
- 3A clinician from one of the OpenLoop practices reviews your intake.
- 4If prescribed, one of the four named partner pharmacies fills and ships the medication at the rate your sponsor negotiated.
Alternatives to Agile Telehealth
Providers in the same lane and price band, plus the comparison pages that include this one.
Agile Telehealth FAQ
How much does Agile Telehealth cost?
There is no public price. Agile sells to employers, its weight-loss page says pricing is custom, and the rate is negotiated per contract. An individual cannot see a figure without a work email belonging to an employer that has already bought the programme, so we have no number to publish and Agile does not appear in our price tables.
Can I sign up for Agile Telehealth on my own?
Not through the website. The only entry point asks for a work email tied to a sponsoring employer, and the site's other call to action is "Contact Sales". One reviewer describes getting access through an HSA administrator instead, which suggests a second sponsored channel, but neither is a public signup.
Is Agile Telehealth legit?
It is a real Des Moines business with 984 Trustpilot reviews at 4.6, and it names four partner pharmacies with full addresses and five OpenLoop professional corporations as its clinical practices — more disclosure than most consumer providers offer. We found no FDA warning letter, FTC action or state action against Agile itself.
What is the connection between Agile Telehealth and OpenLoop?
The address Agile publishes is identical to the one the BBB lists for OpenLoop Health, Inc., and all five of the professional corporations Agile names as its clinical practices are OpenLoop entities. OpenLoop also provides the clinicians behind RemedyMeds and Found. We report the overlap as fact and leave the corporate structure unstated, because Agile does not describe it.
Which pharmacies does Agile Telehealth use?
Its terms name four with full addresses and phone numbers: RedRock Pharmacy in Utah, Health Warehouse in Kentucky, Precision Meds in New York and Triad Rx in Alabama. That is an unusually specific disclosure for this category, where most providers name none.
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- Agile Telehealth weight loss (custom pricing, employer model) — accessed September 23, 2026
- Agile Telehealth terms of use (partner pharmacies, OpenLoop practices, subscription fee) — accessed September 23, 2026
- Agile Telehealth privacy policy (company address) — accessed September 23, 2026
- Trustpilot: agiletelehealth.com — accessed September 23, 2026