Onsite Health Solutions

About Onsite Health Solutions

What is Onsite Health Solutions?

Onsite Health Solutions is mainly a worksite wellness company. Its corporate office is in Prospect, Kentucky, and it lists offices in Indiana and Ohio. Much of its menu is aimed at employers and their staff, including wellness programs, preventive health screenings, drug testing, vaccines and a wellness platform. It also offers Direct Primary Care, lab test ordering, infusion services and a weight loss management program, which is the part most relevant to an individual patient.

The weight loss program uses semaglutide and tirzepatide, and it lists a 30-day oral pill called semaglutide pyridoxine. It also mentions peptides and NAD+, which it describes as a nasal spray. The program is available only in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. It names no prescriber. It describes physicians on its team but names none of them. It has a Google rating of 5 from 37 reviews.

What does it cost?

The weight loss program lists an initial visit at $199 with bloodwork, a monthly follow-up at $50 and injections with a prescription at $10. The prescription itself is listed at $99 to $329 at a pharmacy, depending on dosage. It does not say whether the program price includes the medication.

It suggests that patients call their insurance company to check whether these medications are covered. It does not say whether it bills insurance. It does not publish prices for Direct Primary Care, lab tests or infusions, and it does not publish cancellation terms for the weight loss program.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription and whether that person will see you directly. It does not say whether weight loss patients visit the Prospect office, and it says nothing about telehealth or hours. Ask whether the $50 monthly fee covers the medication and what determines the $99 to $329 prescription range.

Ask about the 30-day pill as well. In its own words: "Starting 1/19/2026 we can offer 30-day oral pill of Semaglutide Pyridoxine." Ask whether that product is brand-name or compounded, and what it costs. Then ask what follow-up lab work costs, whether it bills insurance, and how you cancel.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live in one of the listed states, want the initial visit and monthly fee shown up front, and will get clear answers on who prescribes and what the medication costs before you book. If it cannot name a prescriber or say whether you will be seen in person, it does not yet make sense to book.

Sources: healthyworksite.com/contact, healthyworksite.com/weight-loss

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