NOTE: Your provider chooses the right medication for you based on your health history. Not all medications are right for every person. In a 68- and 72-week clinical trial studying Wegovy (2.4 mg) and Zepbound (15 mg) in patients without diabetes and with BMI >= 30, or BMI >= 27 with a weight-related condition, the average weight loss was 15% and 20%, when paired with diet and exercise changes (compared to 2.4% and 3.1%, respectively, with diet and exercise alone).
Lose up to 20% of your body weight with FDA-approved GLP-1 medications*
NOTE: Your provider chooses the right medication for you based on your health history. Not all medications are right for every person. In a 68- and 72-week clinical trial studying Wegovy (2.4 mg) and Zepbound (15 mg) in patients without diabetes and with BMI >= 30, or BMI >= 27 with a weight-related condition, the average weight loss was 15% and 20%, when paired with diet and exercise changes (compared to 2.4% and 3.1%, respectively, with diet and exercise alone).
You may qualify if you have Medicare Part D and meet one of these conditions
Medicare covers some weight loss medications through its new Medicare Bridge program. To qualify, you must have Medicare Part D coverage and need to meet one of the health conditions below.
BMI OF
35+
You may qualify. No other health conditions needed.
BMI OF
30+
You may qualify if you also have one of these:
Heart failure
High blood pressure that is hard to control
Kidney disease (stage 3a or above)
BMI OF
27+
You may qualify if you also have one of these:
Pre-diabetes
History of heart attack or stroke
Symptomatic peripheral artery disease
You may qualify if you have Medicare Part D and meet one of these conditions
Medicare covers some weight loss medications through its new Medicare Bridge program. To qualify, you must have Medicare Part D coverage and need to meet one of the health conditions below.
BMI OF
35+
You may qualify. No other health conditions needed.
BMI OF
30+
You may qualify if you also have one of these:
Heart failure
High blood pressure that is hard to control
Kidney disease (stage 3a or above)
BMI OF
27+
You may qualify if you also have one of these:
Pre-diabetes
History of heart attack or stroke
Symptomatic peripheral artery disease
Want to see if your GLP-1 medications are covered under the Medicare Bridge program?
Qualifying is not guaranteed. All members must go through a prior authorization process. A doctor reviews your information before prescribing any medication.
People who use Noom alongside their GLP-1 medication lose 37% more weight in 6 months than people who take the medication alone.†
1
Answer a few health questions
You fill out a short form online. A clinician will evaluate whether medication is appropriate for you. There is no in-person visit. You will hear back about your eligibility in the Noom Med app.
2
We get your medication approved
All Medicare members need something called prior authorization. This means your insurance has to approve your medication before it ships. Noom handles this process for you. We file the paperwork. You get updates in the app. Our care team is available by chat if you have questions. Approval is not guaranteed, and timing can vary.
3
Your medication ships to your door
Once approved, one of our pharmacy partners ships your medication to you. Your cost for the medication is $50 per fill. That is true no matter what dose you are on. No trips to the pharmacy needed.
4
Get ongoing GLP-1 support
You get ongoing access to clinicians and Noom’s GLP-1 companion, which helps you manage side effects, find high-protein recipes, and get workouts that protect against muscle loss.
People who use Noom alongside their GLP-1 medication lose 37% more weight in 6 months than people who take the medication alone.†
1
Answer a few health questions
You fill out a short form online. A clinician will evaluate whether medication is appropriate for you. There is no in-person visit. You will hear back about your eligibility in the Noom Med app.
2
We get your medication approved
All Medicare members need something called prior authorization. This means your insurance has to approve your medication before it ships. Noom handles this process for you. We file the paperwork. You get updates in the app. Our care team is available by chat if you have questions. Approval is not guaranteed, and timing can vary.
3
Your medication ships to your door
Once approved, one of our pharmacy partners ships your medication to you. Your cost for the medication is $50 per fill. That is true no matter what dose you are on. No trips to the pharmacy needed.
4
Get ongoing GLP-1 support
You get ongoing access to clinicians and Noom’s GLP-1 companion, which helps you manage side effects, find high-protein recipes, and get workouts that protect against muscle loss.
This is billed through your Medicare Bridge benefit. It applies every time your prescription is filled — at any dose.
At program start, you would pay: $39 (getting started) + $50 (first medication fill) = $89
After that, the ongoing cost is your monthly $50 copay (per fill) + $387 billed every 12 weeks for your Noom Med plan.
This is not a free program. Medicare covers the cost of the medication, but you still pay a $50 copay per fill. You also pay for your Noom Med plan separately. These costs are not covered by Medicare.
‡Billing will be done every 12 weeks, not monthly.
This is billed through your Medicare Bridge benefit. It applies every time your prescription is filled — at any dose.
At program start, you would pay: $39 (getting started) + $50 (first medication fill) = $89 .
After that, the ongoing cost is your monthly $50 copay (per fill) + $387 billed every 12 weeks for your Noom Med plan.
This is not a free program. Medicare covers the cost of the medication, but you still pay a $50 copay per fill. You also pay for your Noom Med plan separately. These costs are not covered by Medicare.
‡Billing will be done every 12 weeks, not monthly.
Medication works better when you have support
GLP-1 medications help you feel less hungry. But building new habits is what makes the results last. Noom pairs your GLP-1 medication with a daily program that helps you eat better, move more, and feel in control. It is not a diet. It is a way of thinking differently about food and your health.
People who use Noom alongside their GLP-1 medication lose 37% more weight in 6 months than people who take the medication alone.†
Medication works better when you have support
GLP-1 medications help you feel less hungry. But building new habits is what makes the results last. Noom pairs your GLP-1 medication with a daily program that helps you eat better, move more, and feel in control. It is not a diet. It is a way of thinking differently about food and your health.
People who use Noom alongside their GLP-1 medication lose 37% more weight in 6 months than people who take the medication alone.†
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my Medicare cover this?
Medicare now covers certain weight loss medications for qualified individuals. You do not need to change your Medicare plan. But you still pay a $50 copay per fill. We will check your specific coverage when you start.
What is prior authorization?
Prior authorization is when the health plan reviews and approves your qualification for the Bridge program. Medicare requires this for everyone in this program. Noom files the paperwork for you. We send you updates in the app. Approval is not guaranteed. If your request is denied, your care team will let you know and explain your options. Timing can vary.
What will I pay each month?
Here is a breakdown: • At program start, you would pay: $39 (getting started) + $50 (first medication fill) = $89 • After that, the ongoing cost is: $99 (Noom Med plan)‡ + $50 (per fill)
‡Billing will be done every 12 weeks, not monthly.
All medications have a $50 copay per fill and are shipped through a partner pharmacy.
I am already taking a GLP-1. Can I still sign up?
Yes, you can start the eligibility check. Our clinical team will look at your health history and current medication plan, and help determine if a GLP-1 will be covered by your Medicare plan. If approved through Medicare, you’ll get your GLP-1 medication through Noom.
Is Noom a Medicare plan?
No. Noom is not part of Medicare. Noom and Noom Med are digital health programs — not a Medicare plan or part of your insurance. Noom is not approved or endorsed by Medicare or the government. We help Medicare members access a federal program.
Is my health information private?
Yes. Noom Med follows HIPAA rules. Your health information is only used to support your care.
See if Medicare covers your weight loss medication
It takes just a few minutes to find out. Answer some questions about your health and your Medicare coverage. Our clinical team will review your information and let you know whether you may qualify. The whole process is online.
See if Medicare covers your weight loss medication
It takes just a few minutes to find out. Answer some questions about your health and your Medicare coverage. Our clinical team will review your information and let you know whether you may qualify. The whole process is online.
Noom Med is a health care program run by Noom Health. It is not a Medicare plan, Medicare Advantage plan, or Part D drug plan. Noom is not part of Medicare. Noom is not approved or endorsed by Medicare, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), or any government agency.thereafter. New pricing for new accounts only effective as of March 31, 2026.
The $50 copay per fill does not count toward your Part D deductible or your annual out-of-pocket maximum.
Wegovy® is a trademark of Novo Nordisk. Zepound® and Foundayo® are trademarks of Eli Lilly and Company.
Noom Med program includes $99 monthly subscription in addition to the medication co-pay. Noom is not endorsed by Medicare and is not a Medicare health plan provider. Not all customers will medically qualify for medication. Qualification for the reduced Medicare co-pay for medications is not guaranteed.
