Texas Medical Weight Loss Clinic
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Texas Medical Weight Loss Clinic serves the Frisco, McKinney, and Carrollton areas and is open seven days a week, 8:00am to 5:00pm — a schedule that's notably more accessible than most clinics in this category, which typically close on weekends. GLP-1 weight-loss visits are available virtually anywhere in Texas, though appetite suppressants and B12 injections require an in-person visit.
Pricing is published and itemized in a way most competitors don't offer. An initial visit costs $169, and monthly follow-ups run $129. Medication is billed separately, directly to the pharmacy: semaglutide runs an estimated $50 to $140 a month and tirzepatide $110 to $295 a month, both outside the clinic's own visit fees, with pharmacy shipping typically adding about $20 per shipment. Appetite suppressants — FDA-approved pills taken daily — and B12 lipotropic injections (a combination of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids) round out the treatment options, alongside weekly GLP-1 injections, which typically produce 5–10% weight loss when combined with lifestyle changes.
On insurance, the clinic itself doesn't accept it directly for visits, but brand-name GLP-1 medications may be covered through a copay at a retail pharmacy depending on your own plan — worth checking with your insurer rather than assuming either way. Because the visit fee and medication cost are billed separately, the total monthly cost of this program will run higher than the $129 follow-up fee alone once medication is added in.
No specific provider is named, so who's actually running your visits and writing your prescriptions isn't something you can look up in advance. The practice's history — how long it's been operating — also isn't stated.
For a searcher trying to compare real numbers rather than call around blind, this is one of the more useful listings in the category: seven-day hours, statewide virtual access for GLP-1 visits, and an itemized price breakdown that separates the clinic's own fees from the medication cost.
The estimated medication ranges do mean your actual monthly cost depends on dose, so someone starting on a low dose of semaglutide will pay closer to the $50 low end than the $140 high end, and that gap will narrow or widen as a provider adjusts the dose over time.
Sources: texasmedicalweightlossclinic.com.