Weight Loss Verified Score 61.1/100 · ranks #4 of 10 we track

Mochi Health Review

Laura de Leon

Researched and reviewed by Laura de Leon — every figure below was checked against Mochi Health's own published pages on September 5, 2026.

The short answer

Mochi Health is a nationwide telehealth weight-loss platform that charges a flat monthly membership for clinician access, then prices every medication it offers separately and openly, from $31 a month.

$139/mo
Membership plus the cheapest compounded semaglutide
$169/mo
Membership plus compounded tirzepatide
$378/mo
Membership plus brand-name Zepbound

All-in figures. The $139 membership alone does not include medication.

What does Mochi Health offer?

  • Compounded semaglutide injection Once weekly, from $60/mo
  • Compounded semaglutide pill Once weekly oral tablet, from $62/mo
  • Compounded tirzepatide Once weekly, from $90/mo
  • Compounded orforglipron Once daily oral, from $31/mo — see the caveat below

    Orforglipron was FDA-approved as Foundayo on April 1, 2026, so a compounded version is a copy of a drug that is commercially available — the category the FDA restricts. Ask Mochi on what basis it is compounded before choosing it.

  • Metformin Oral, from $13/mo
  • Zepbound (brand-name tirzepatide) Once weekly, from $299/mo
  • Registered dietitian nutritionist Custom diet planning, on the Wellness Plus plan
  • In-app coaching and messaging Direct provider messaging and 24/7 support, included in membership

How much does Mochi Health cost?

Mochi Health charges a flat membership and prices every medication separately. That is unusual and it cuts both ways: the advertised membership is low, and it is not what you will actually pay.

What Published price Conditions
Mochi Health membership $79 per month standard monthly rate
Mochi Health membership, prepaid $199 / 399 / 799 for 3 / 6 / 12 months prepaid in advance
Wellness Plus membership $69 per month adds a registered dietitian and custom diet planning; 169 / 299 / 589 prepaid for 3 / 6 / 12 months
First month promotion $39 first month new members; not available in all states
Compounded semaglutide $60 per month, from dose dependent; see the conflict note below
Compounded tirzepatide $90 per month, from dose dependent; see the conflict note below
Compounded orforglipron $31 per month, from once daily oral
Zepbound $299 per month, from brand-name

Included in the membership

  • Unlimited access to a physician and care team
  • In-app care coaching and direct provider messaging
  • 24/7 care team support
  • Shipping on medication orders

Billed on top

  • All medication, priced per drug and per dose
  • Diagnostic services, including labs, genetic testing and sleep apnea assessment

One thing to know before you compare

Mochi publishes two different sets of medication prices. The medications and weight-loss pages say compounded semaglutide from $60 and tirzepatide from $90. The FAQ says $99 and $199. We publish both rather than averaging them or picking the flattering one.

Commitment: monthly, with optional prepaid 3, 6 and 12 month plans. Cancellation: Not published. Prescription sales are final; the refunds page is silent on membership.

How does Mochi Health work?

  1. 01 Complete an online eligibility check and choose a membership plan
  2. 02 Self-schedule your first visit during onboarding, typically within one week
  3. 03 Meet a board-certified obesity medicine provider by video
  4. 04 If prescribed, pay for medication separately; shipping is included in the medication price
  5. 05 Continue through a four-phase program with ongoing video visits and coaching

Who is Mochi Health best for?

People paying cash who want the lowest realistic all-in cost, and who would rather see the medication price itemised than folded into one bundled figure.

Who should look elsewhere?

Anyone who wants one predictable number covering everything, or who needs to know upfront exactly which states and pharmacies are involved — Mochi publishes neither.

The main limitation: The $79 membership does not include medication or diagnostics — budget the medication price on top.

Who will you actually see?

Mochi Health publishes 9 named clinicians. Naming them is not universal in this market, and it is one of the more meaningful things a telehealth provider can do.

  • Roberto Valledor, MD Board-certified in Family Medicine and Obesity Medicine
  • Leah Jones, MD Board-certified in Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine
  • Katherine Austin, MD, MPH, FAAP, FRCP(C) Board-certified in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
  • Clete Barrick, MD Board-certified in Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine
  • Amisa Patel, DO Board-certified in Family Medicine and Obesity Medicine
  • Amber Patel, DO Board-certified in Family Medicine and Obesity Medicine
  • Heather Cecchini, MSN, APRN, ANP-C Board-certified Adult Primary Care Nurse Practitioner
  • Madeline Orack, RDN Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, GLP-1 nutrition therapy and bariatric care
  • Caitlin Camill, RDN, CDCES Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, adult and pediatric obesity management

What we couldn't confirm

These are things a buyer would reasonably want to know that Mochi Health does not publish. We looked on the dates and pages listed. We are showing you the gaps rather than filling them with something plausible.

Which states does Mochi actually serve, and where does medication availability differ?

The FAQ says services are available anywhere in the United States, with no list or count. The weight-loss page says medication availability, pricing and promotional pricing vary by state. Those two statements are not reconcilable from what is published.

Checked September 5, 2026: joinmochi.com/faq · joinmochi.com/weight-loss · joinmochi.com/medications · joinmochi.com/

Which pharmacy fills Mochi prescriptions, and is it a 503A or 503B facility?

Mochi's pharmacy page names no pharmacy and makes no statement about compounding status, licensing or quality testing. This matters more than usual since the FDA ended the shortage exemptions that made mass-produced compounded GLP-1s available.

Checked September 5, 2026: joinmochi.com/pharmacy · joinmochi.com/faq · joinmochi.com/medications

How do you cancel, and what happens to a prepaid 3, 6 or 12 month plan?

The refunds page covers prescriptions only and states that all prescription sales are final. It is silent on membership cancellation and auto-renewal. We could not reach a terms page at any of the usual addresses on the date checked.

Checked September 5, 2026: joinmochi.com/refunds · joinmochi.com/faq · joinmochi.com/

Are lab tests included or billed separately, and what do they cost?

The FAQ mentions options for labs, genetic testing and sleep apnea assessment without pricing, and the weight-loss page states diagnostic services are not included in the membership.

Checked September 5, 2026: joinmochi.com/faq · joinmochi.com/weight-loss

On what basis is Mochi's compounded orforglipron compounded?

Orforglipron has been FDA-approved as Foundayo since April 1, 2026, which means a compounded version is a copy of a commercially available approved drug rather than a shortage substitute. Mochi lists it at $31 a month without stating the basis. This is worth asking about directly.

Checked September 5, 2026: joinmochi.com/medications · joinmochi.com/faq · joinmochi.com/pharmacy

How Mochi Health scores on our method

The same 100-point method we apply to every online provider, in which affiliate commission is worth zero points. The full method is published at How We Rank.

Factor Earned Why
Price transparency 15/30 Publishes some pricing, but key costs are gated or “starting at”
Medication included 0/10 Medication is billed separately
Real monthly cost 12.6/15 From $139/mo — scored against others in this category
Clinical access 12/15 live clinician visit, provider messaging
Independent reputation 15/20 4.5★ from 17,414 Trustpilot reviews
Coverage & continuity 6.5/10 state coverage not published · month-to-month
Total 61.1/100 Ranks #4 of 10 providers we track in this category

What customers say

Mochi Health holds a 4.5 rating from 17,414 Trustpilot reviews, captured August 25, 2026. We do not summarise review themes or reproduce reviews — read them yourself and draw your own conclusion.

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Common questions

How much does Mochi Health cost?

The membership is $139 per month. Medication is billed separately, from $31 per month for compounded orforglipron up to $299 per month for brand-name Zepbound, so a realistic all-in cost runs from about $139 per month.

Does Mochi Health include the medication in its price?

No. Mochi Health states that medications and diagnostic services are not included in the membership subscription. The medication is priced separately per drug and per dose.

Who are the Mochi Health providers?

Mochi Health publishes nine named clinicians, including physicians board-certified in obesity medicine, internal medicine, family medicine and pediatrics, a nurse practitioner and two registered dietitian nutritionists.

Which states does Mochi Health serve?

Mochi Health does not publish a state list. Its FAQ says services are available anywhere in the United States, while its weight-loss page says medication availability and pricing vary by state. We could not reconcile those two statements from what is published.

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Sources. Every figure on this page was read from Mochi Health's own published pages on September 5, 2026: joinmochi.com/ · joinmochi.com/medications · joinmochi.com/weight-loss · joinmochi.com/faq · joinmochi.com/about · joinmochi.com/refunds · joinmochi.com/pharmacy. Trustpilot figures are Trustpilot's, captured separately. Nothing here is medical advice — see our Medical Disclaimer.