FuturHealth reviews

FuturHealth does not publish a price for these medications on its public pages.

FuturHealth does not publish any prices on its website, and its pricing is only revealed inside the sign-up funnel, so no plan can be recorded here. Its Terms of Use state in capitals that subscription fees do not include medication costs: the membership covers platform access and clinician consultations, while GLP-1 medication, pharmacy charges, lab tests and any additional provider fees are billed on top. Memberships auto-renew monthly, free trials convert to paid unless cancelled, and financing through third-party lenders such as Affirm is offered. The site says the program is FSA/HSA eligible and does not require insurance.

FuturHealth, Inc. (also recorded by the BBB as FuturCo Health Technologies) is a San Diego company incorporated in November 2023 that operates a weight-loss app and membership; it states it is not a health care provider, and prescribing is done by an independent medical group and licensed clinicians who see members by appointment. Medications are described as genuine brand-name products from licensed US pharmacies, and the site claims LegitScript certification. The company has an A- BBB grade but 1,711 complaints closed in three years and a 2.3/5 BBB customer score, driven largely by billing and cancellation disputes.

What people report elsewhere

On Trustpilot (4.6/5, 15,774 reviews, 87% five-star, 7% one-star) members praise knowledgeable, patient clinicians, quick responses and medication that ships on schedule. The negative reviews there and on the BBB (2.3/5 from 530 reviews; 1,711 complaints closed in three years) cluster around money and logistics: charges continuing after cancellation or dose reductions, unauthorized or duplicate charges, refunds that are hard to obtain, orders stuck in processing for weeks, medication sent to the wrong address, dosage records that did not match the prescription, portal errors, and members who say they never got a real provider appointment. One BBB reviewer reported a provider ending a visit because they were not licensed in that state.

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1. 1Complete the free online intake form (about three minutes) to see whether you pre-qualify based on BMI and health profile.
2. 2Meet a weight-loss clinician by appointment; the clinician decides which medication, if any, to prescribe and sets the plan, with monthly check-ins and refills before you run out.
3. 3Pay the membership at checkout; medication, labs and provider fees are charged separately and, if you use insurance, a third-party benefits check estimates your out-of-pocket cost and handles prior authorization.
4. 4Medication is delivered from a licensed US pharmacy and tracked in the FuturHealth app, which also provides dietitian-designed recipes and optional meal delivery, Apple Fitness+ access and progress tracking.