Let a clinician help you choose.
Semaglutide or tirzepatide? One secure assessment covers both, and a licensed clinician recommends the one that fits you, or neither.
Led by Dr. Devan Partridge, DO, a board-certified Utah physician
Costs the same as choosing it yourself. Charged only if a clinician approves you.
Semaglutide and tirzepatide, side by side.
Most of the program is the same for either medication.
| SemaglutideCompounded monthly, dosed weekly | TirzepatideCompounded monthly, dosed weekly | |
|---|---|---|
| Acts on | The GLP-1 receptor | The GIP and GLP-1 receptors |
| How it's taken | A small injection under the skin, once a week | |
| Dosing | Starts low, and your clinician adjusts it at your four-week check-ins | |
| First month | $69first month, with monthly refills | $99first month, with monthly refills |
| Ongoing | $159/moafter your first month, or every month pay as you go | $199/moafter your first month, or every month pay as you go |
| First 3 months | $387for your first 3 months, with monthly refills | $497for your first 3 months, with monthly refills |
| May suit, if your clinician agrees | Adults new to GLP-1 medication, or who prefer the lower-priced program | Adults whose health history and goals point to a medication that acts on two pathways |
| Side effects | Mostly digestive, such as nausea, often when starting or after a dose change. Safety and side effects | |
| Compounded | Prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy in Utah. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. | |
| Who decides | A licensed clinician, after reading your assessment. They can recommend either one, or neither. | |
| See if I qualify for Semaglutide | See if I qualify for Tirzepatide | |
Not sure which? Answer once, and a clinician recommends.
Get a recommendationGeneral education, not medical advice. Results vary from person to person, so we don't compare them.
What your clinician weighs.
You don't need these answers before you start. The assessment asks, and your clinician reads it all.
- Your health history
- Conditions such as diabetes, past pancreatitis, or gallbladder or kidney problems.
- Your other medications
- Especially insulin or other diabetes medicines, and birth control pills.
- What you've tried
- Including any GLP-1 medication before, and how it went.
- Your goals and budget
- What you want from treatment, and whether cost matters. It's fair to say so.
- How you respond
- At check-ins your clinician can adjust your dose or switch medications, and your plan continues.
What happens next.
Today
Take one assessment
The same secure questions as either program, in the clinic's patient portal, not on this website.
Usually within a day
A clinician recommends
A licensed clinician recommends semaglutide, tirzepatide or neither, and tells you why.
Before you're charged
You see it first
The program and its price, the same as choosing it yourself. You're charged only if you're approved.
Start with a few questions.
Pick a program from $69 for your first month, or let a clinician recommend one. Either way you start the clinic's secure assessment online.
Eligibility and prescription required. Charged only if a clinician approves you.
Dr. Devan Partridge, DOBoard-certified Utah physician. He sets the medical standard for every HZN plan.