37 GLP-1 Clinics in West Virginia (2026)

West Virginia Medicaid (Mountain Health Trust) covers GLP-1s for type 2 diabetes through managed care plans run by Highmark West Virginia, Aetna Better Health, and UniCare West Virginia. Obesity-only coverage is limited. West Virginia has some of the highest obesity and diabetes rates in the country, creating significant demand. Highmark West Virginia and PEIA (the state employee plan) are the leading insurance carriers, and both typically require prior authorization with BMI and comorbidity documentation.

Charleston and Huntington hold most of West Virginia's in-person GLP-1 providers. Morgantown (home to WVU Medicine), Parkersburg, and Beckley have additional options. West Virginia's mountainous geography and rural population mean that many residents in Logan, McDowell, Wyoming, and Lincoln counties rely on telehealth for access to GLP-1 prescribers. WVU Medicine and Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC) run the state's most established weight management programs.

There are 37 GLP-1 weight loss clinics across 15 cities in West Virginia. The most providers are in Charleston (8), Martinsburg (5), Huntington (3). The average patient rating is 3.8 out of 5.

West Virginia clinics prescribe Semaglutide, Wegovy, Ozempic, Tirzepatide, Saxenda, Zepbound. The most commonly offered are semaglutide (14 clinics), wegovy (13 clinics), ozempic (11 clinics), tirzepatide (11 clinics). Not all clinics list their full medication menu, so contact providers directly to confirm what they prescribe.

Yes. 7 of 37 clinics in West Virginia (19%) offer telehealth consultations. Telehealth options are more limited here. Consider statewide telehealth providers if no local options are available.

Monthly costs in West Virginia depend on whether you use brand-name or compounded medications. Brand-name GLP-1s (Wegovy, Zepbound) typically run $800 to $1,400/month without insurance. Compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide from clinic programs usually costs $200 to $500/month. Contact clinics directly for current pricing. Rates vary a lot between providers.

Charleston leads West Virginia with 8 GLP-1 clinics. Martinsburg (5) and Huntington (3) round out the top three. Across the state, 37 clinics offer in-person visits and 7 offer telehealth.