Yes I am not an Eight Sleep fan though I don't really care if wealthy people want to spend a lot of money on a bed.

Certainly not a fan of TrueMed. I've written about them before. Enables HSA fraud or at least abuse

I agree with the sleeping pod and supplements, but Virta is a clinical program focused on type 2 diabetes. It started off focused on using keto diet and now they've added glp-1s because they work so well

Because I know some of them personally

I think there are some very principled investors behind some of these companies, so I hope they take a stand

If you are not, amplify pressure on them and get someone who you know is a constituent to call.

If you have Medicaid, your state may begin covering Wegovy in May. Many Medicare Advantage plans will begin covering it in July. 6/

Let me know what questions you have about getting the pill and I'll try to answer them.

If your employer plan covers Wegovy, you might be able to use the copay coupon to lower your copay to only $25 5/

Pro tip don't use Ro.

They charge $45 for first month for the Wegovy pill then $145 a month after to "manage" your Wegovy. Scam.

Basically if you use Ro for anything you're paying for marketing 4/

For WW it's difficult to find the price but looks like it might be $25/month for 3 months then $74/month for 9 months under a 12-month plan.
-Ro =super expensive at $45/month then $145/month after 3/

I checked out the telehealth options for cash pay. These typically require a monthly subscription for a prescriber to manage your Rx.
-GoodRx = most straightforward, $39/month
-Weight Watchers = confusing pricing 2/

Interesting mix!