Weightloss
Weekly Semaglutide or Tirzepatide with dose titration, side-effect coaching, and monthly follow-ups.
- Personalized dose titration
- Clinician check-ins
- Supplies & shipping included
Clinician‑led weight care and wellness therapies, prescribed online and shipped from a licensed U.S. pharmacy.
Weekly Semaglutide or Tirzepatide with dose titration, side-effect coaching, and monthly follow-ups.
B12, NAD+ and Glutathione plus peptide therapies like Sermorelin and GHK-Cu — with topical support for recovery and everyday wellness.
Telehealth family medicine and psychiatry — evaluations, preventive care, medication management, and ongoing support for concerns like anxiety and depression.
Trilogy provides personalized telehealth Family Medicine, Psychiatry, Weight Management, Metabolic Health, and select peptide-based wellness services. Care may include medical evaluations, preventive care, follow-up visits, medication management, laboratory review, and individualized treatment planning.
After completing your online intake forms, you’ll meet with a licensed healthcare provider through a secure video appointment using your smartphone, tablet, or computer. Your provider will review your concerns, health history, and goals and recommend an appropriate care plan.
Patients must be physically located in a state where their treating provider is licensed at the time of the appointment. Eligibility may also depend on age, medical history, symptoms, and the type of care requested.
Yes. Trilogy uses secure telehealth technology designed to protect your privacy and personal health information. Patients should participate from a private, quiet location whenever possible.
Please have a valid photo ID, current medication list, allergy information, preferred pharmacy, relevant medical records, and recent laboratory or diagnostic results available. A reliable internet connection and private location are also recommended.
Our providers can evaluate many non-emergency concerns, including minor illnesses, preventive health needs, medication questions, chronic-condition management, and laboratory results. Some conditions may require testing, an in-person examination, urgent care, or referral to a specialist.
Yes. Preventive care may include wellness evaluations, health-risk assessments, screening recommendations, lifestyle guidance, and ongoing health maintenance.
Yes. We provide ongoing management for many common chronic health conditions and can coordinate care with specialists when additional services are needed.
Psychiatric services may include evaluations, follow-up appointments, medication management, and ongoing monitoring for concerns such as anxiety, depression, mood disorders, attention difficulties, and sleep-related symptoms.
Medication may be prescribed when clinically appropriate and legally permitted. A telehealth appointment does not guarantee a prescription, and certain medications may require additional records, testing, monitoring, or an in-person evaluation.
Trilogy provides individualized medical weight-management programs that may incorporate nutrition, lifestyle strategies, exercise guidance, laboratory evaluation, and prescription therapies when appropriate.
Weight management is highly individualized. An initial evaluation allows your provider to review your health history, medications, metabolic health, lifestyle, and goals to determine whether medical weight management is appropriate.
Not necessarily. Medication is one potential component of treatment. Our approach focuses on sustainable health improvements and may combine medical treatment with nutrition, activity, behavioral strategies, and lifestyle changes.
Results vary from person to person. We focus on safe, sustainable progress and adjust your treatment plan based on your response, health goals, and clinical needs.
Metabolic health refers to how well your body manages processes such as blood sugar, insulin regulation, cholesterol, blood pressure, energy balance, and body composition.
Depending on your individual needs, evaluation may include a review of your medical history, medications, lifestyle, laboratory testing, body composition, and other factors that influence metabolic health.
Yes. Weight can be influenced by numerous factors, including genetics, hormones, medications, sleep, nutrition, activity, stress, and metabolic health. We look at the whole picture rather than focusing solely on the number on the scale.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that can act as signaling molecules in the body. Certain peptide-based therapies are used or studied for a variety of medical and wellness applications.
Safety depends on the specific therapy, formulation, dose, medical history, and other individual factors. Your provider will evaluate whether a particular treatment is appropriate and discuss potential benefits, risks, and alternatives.
Not necessarily. Some medications used for weight management are peptide-based, while other peptides may have different indications or may be investigational. Your provider can explain the specific therapy being considered and whether it is appropriate for you.
Yes. An evaluation helps determine whether treatment is appropriate, identify potential risks or contraindications, and establish appropriate monitoring.
A provider may prescribe medication when medically appropriate and legally permitted. A telehealth visit does not guarantee a prescription. Certain medications may require additional records, laboratory testing, monitoring, or an in-person evaluation.
Trilogy operates as a self-pay practice and does not bill health insurance. Appointment fees are provided before booking. Pharmacy, laboratory, imaging, and outside-specialist expenses are generally separate unless otherwise stated.
While Trilogy does not bill health insurance for visits, patients may be able to use their insurance separately for eligible laboratory services, prescriptions, imaging, or specialist care. Coverage varies by plan and provider.
Begin by scheduling an appointment and completing your online intake forms. During your initial visit, your provider will review your health history, concerns, and goals and work with you to develop a personalized plan.
Telehealth may not be appropriate for medical emergencies, conditions requiring a hands-on examination, certain diagnostic procedures, or situations requiring immediate testing or intervention. Your provider will recommend in-person or emergency care when necessary.
No. Telehealth services are not intended for emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.