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Canadian GLP-1 telehealth providers.

Six clinics Canadians commonly use to get a Health Canada–authorized GLP-1 prescription without a long family-doctor wait. Same columns on every row: province coverage, visit cost, medication cost range, prescriber type, shipping. Figures are approximate — always verify with the provider; coverage and stock change.

The comparison

Six Canadian GLP-1 clinics,
side by side.

All six state they use Canadian-licensed clinicians. We only list clinics that say they prescribe Health Canada–authorized medications — verify directly with the provider. Listing is alphabetical — not preference or commission. See the affiliate disclosure below the table.

Provider Provinces served Visit cost Medication cost range Prescriber Shipping
Enso Health Domain caution · enso.health parked as of 2026-09-15 Unverified — confirm if relaunched Verify if live ? verify on site Unverified Unverified Read Enso note →
Felix Health Async telehealth · weight loss listed for SK, AB, MB (verify) SK, AB, MB + others (category-dependent) ~$99 program · verify $$ illustrative · verify Canadian-licensed MDs & NPs Partner pharmacy · serviced provinces See Felix details →
LMC Diabetes & Endocrinology Specialist group · OHIP + AHS when eligible · referral ON, AB (SK/MB limited) Provincial-plan covered where eligible $$ illustrative · verify Endocrinologists Standard Canadian pharmacy pickup or delivery See LMC details →
Maple Weight Medication Assessment · async messaging SK, AB, MB + most (not NS/NU/NT per help) Membership · verify (~$85/mo cited) $$ pharmacy-priced · verify Canadian-licensed physicians / NPs Partner pharmacy delivery See Maple details →
Phoenix Health Men’s online clinic · provider-reviewed weight care SK, AB, MB, ON, BC + Atlantic (not QC) $0 assessment · follow-ups ~$40–50 $$ from ~$125 · verify Canadian MDs / NPs Partnered CA pharmacy, discreet See Phoenix details →
Rocket Doctor Virtual primary care · not SK/MB on public FAQ ON, AB, BC + Atlantic (verify) Provincial-plan covered in AB/BC where eligible $$ pharmacy · verify Canadian family physicians Local pharmacy pickup or delivery See Rocket Doctor →
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How to choose

Which one is right for you?

There's no single best clinic — the right fit depends on your province, your goal, and how much structure you want. A few honest guidelines:

If you're in a hurry

Look at Felix or Maple first.

Both are often among the faster intakes in Canada. Felix is typically async (questionnaire + review, sometimes no video call). Maple often offers same-day video; workplace benefits may cover visits — confirm with your plan and the provider.

If you want structure

Phoenix Health (men’s pathways).

Phoenix publicly lists SK/AB/MB for men’s weight management with a free assessment and published cash starting prices — verify live. Enso’s domain is currently uncertain/parked; do not rely on it until relaunched. A prescription is never guaranteed.

If you have type 2 diabetes

LMC or your family doctor.

Endocrinology-led care may be worth it if your case is complex. LMC visits may be covered by provincial plans in ON and AB where eligible — confirm referral and coverage with LMC and your plan.

If cost is the biggest factor

Rocket Doctor + provincial coverage (where listed).

In Alberta and B.C., Rocket Doctor states visits may be billed to the provincial plan where you are eligible. Public FAQ does not currently list Saskatchewan or Manitoba. The medication itself still has to be paid for — verify with the provider and your plan.

Not sure which fits?
Take the two-minute quiz.

Seven questions on province, goal, insurance, and urgency. We narrow the six providers down to two or three that may fit your situation. This does not approve a prescription — a licensed practitioner decides.

Editorial + affiliate disclosure: Flatland Health is an independent Canadian publisher. Some links to telehealth providers may be affiliate links — if you sign up, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We only list clinics that say they prescribe Health Canada–authorized medications; verify coverage, cost, and eligibility with the provider. Content is for education only and is not medical advice. Read the full disclosure →