Available throughout Texas by telehealth

Phentermine weight-loss evaluation in Dallas–Fort Worth

A licensed clinician reviews your weight history, health conditions and medicines and decides whether an appetite-suppressant prescription is appropriate. Ondoc offers this program to patients located in Texas across Dallas–Fort Worth.

DFW patients often live in one county, work in another and would otherwise cross the Metroplex for a short medication visit. The evaluation happens online from wherever you are in the Metroplex.

Ondoc evaluation

$100

or commercial insurance where accepted

Where care happens

By telehealth from Dallas–Fort Worth

No clinic visit to arrange

If prescribed

Delivered to your home

Medication billed separately by the pharmacy

Empower Compounding Pharmacy bills you for the medication and ships it to your Texas address.

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Phentermine weight-loss treatment
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How it works from Dallas–Fort Worth

  1. 1

    Start online

    Answer a focused set of questions about your health, medicines and goals. Your Dallas–Fort Worth address confirms you're being seen in Texas.

  2. 2

    Choose insurance or self-pay

    Commercial insurance where accepted, or $100 self-pay for the Ondoc evaluation.

  3. 3

    A licensed clinician reviews your case

    Labs are ordered when they're needed, and a short video visit may be scheduled before any treatment decision.

  4. 4

    If treatment is appropriate

    Empower Compounding Pharmacy bills you for the medication and ships it to your Texas address.

What you pay

  • Ondoc: $100 self-pay for the clinical evaluation, or your commercial insurance where accepted.
  • The pharmacy: the medication cost, set and billed by the pharmacy and paid directly to it.

The Ondoc fee pays for the clinical evaluation and is non-refundable. A paid evaluation does not guarantee that a prescription will be issued — that is the clinician's decision.

Dallas–Fort Worth cities we serve

Also serving these Dallas–Fort Worth communities

These towns are served through this Dallas–Fort Worth page — same online evaluation, same $100 fee or insurance, same home delivery.

Bedford · Euless · Hurst · Coppell · The Colony · Little Elm · Prosper · Celina · Wylie · Rowlett · Sachse · Duncanville · DeSoto · Cedar Hill · Waxahachie · Burleson · Cleburne · Weatherford · Saginaw · Haltom City

Questions patients in Dallas–Fort Worth ask

Is this available where I live in Dallas–Fort Worth?

Yes — this program is offered to patients located anywhere in Texas, including Dallas–Fort Worth. Eligibility is based on where you are for the visit, not where the pharmacy ships from.

Can I use insurance instead of paying the Ondoc fee?

You can use commercial insurance where it's accepted, or pay $100 self-pay for the Ondoc clinical evaluation. The medication is billed separately by the pharmacy either way.

Do I have to go to a clinic in Dallas–Fort Worth?

No. The evaluation is done by telehealth, and if a clinician prescribes, the medication is delivered to your Texas address.

How is this different from Qsymia?

Phentermine is an appetite suppressant on its own. Qsymia combines phentermine with topiramate in an FDA-approved capsule and is filled through a different pharmacy program.

Is a prescription guaranteed?

No. The clinician reviews your weight history, blood pressure, other conditions and medicines before deciding whether an appetite suppressant is appropriate.

Patients also look for online phentermine in Dallas–Fort Worth, weight-loss medication in Dallas–Fort Worth, medical weight loss in Dallas–Fort Worth, phentermine doctor near Dallas–Fort Worth — all of it is the same online evaluation described on this page.

Start from Dallas–Fort Worth

A licensed clinician reviews your weight history, health conditions and medicines and decides whether an appetite-suppressant prescription is appropriate.