Weight loss treatment online in Canada

Medical weight management considers weight alongside your health history, nutrition, activity, and other factors. A healthcare provider can help assess whether additional care may be appropriate.

Eligibility varies. A licensed Canadian healthcare provider reviews factors such as body mass index (BMI), relevant health conditions, and current medications before recommending next steps.

Depending on individual needs, care may involve nutrition and activity guidance, behavioural support, medical follow-up, or prescription treatment when clinically appropriate.

Weight management considers more than short-term food changes. A care plan may address nutrition, physical activity, sleep, medications, health conditions, and sustainable habits based on your individual needs.

Body weight is influenced by multiple factors, including genetics, medical conditions, medications, sleep, activity, and environment. Your healthcare provider can help identify factors relevant to your health.

A healthcare provider may consider your health history, BMI, existing medical conditions, current medications, and personal goals. They may request additional information or recommend further evaluation.

No. BMI may be one part of an assessment, but it does not provide a complete picture of health. Your provider considers other clinical factors before recommending care.

Tell your provider about existing conditions and all medications you take. These details can affect which options are appropriate and whether additional testing or in-person evaluation is needed.

Yes. Ongoing weight management care may include follow-up consultations to review progress, medical history and treatment suitability. The online health assessment is $0. Follow-up consultations cost $40–$50 each; for new patients, the fee for the first follow-up consultation is waived with their initial order.

Progress may be discussed using health goals, symptoms, habits, and clinical measurements, rather than weight alone. Your provider can advise which measures are appropriate for you.

Eligibility depends on your province, age, health history, body measurements and other clinical factors. A licensed Canadian healthcare provider reviews these details; an online questionnaire alone cannot determine eligibility.

A licensed Canadian healthcare provider reviews relevant health conditions, current medications, weight-related history and goals. They may ask for more information or recommend tests or an in-person visit when appropriate.

No. Completing the online assessment does not guarantee a prescription or a particular treatment. Your licensed Canadian healthcare provider may request more information, recommend non-prescription care, or advise an in-person evaluation.

Insurance coverage for weight management medication depends on the prescription, your private plan and any provincial program criteria. Phoenix does not bill insurers directly. Contact your insurer to confirm eligibility and reimbursement requirements before proceeding.

Phoenix's online health assessment is always free. If prescribed, medication and any dispensing costs are separate. Follow-up consultations may have fees; for new weight-loss patients, the first follow-up consultation fee is waived with their initial order. Applicable costs are shown before proceeding.

If a licensed Canadian provider issues a prescription, a licensed Canadian pharmacy dispenses the medication and eligible orders can be delivered discreetly. Your provider may recommend follow-up visits to review your care; renewals are not automatic.