Mochi Health

Mochi Health: telehealth with personalized treatments for more than 120 conditions

Mochi Health is a telehealth platform that connects its members with doctors, personalized treatments, and ongoing support in areas such as weight care, wellness, skincare, and hair loss. The company states that it offers personalized treatment pathways for more than 120 health goals and conditions, and that its services span from the initial consultation to treatment delivery.

Treatment areas

Mochi Health's catalog organizes its services into several categories: weight loss, menopause, longevity, skincare, mental health, hair loss, sexual health, and men's health. The company notes that treatments are prescribed by doctors and that the process includes ongoing support.

Medications and reference prices

The platform offers compounded and brand-name medications. Compounded options include compounded tirzepatide (from $90), compounded injectable semaglutide (from $60), compounded semaglutide pill (from $62), compounded orforglipron (from $31), and metformin (from $13). It also carries brand-name versions such as Zepbound® (from $299), Mounjaro® (from $499), Wegovy® (from $199), Ozempic® (from $199), Foundayo™ (from $149), and Wegovy® Pill (from $149). The company clarifies that compounded medications are not FDA-approved or evaluated for safety, efficacy, or quality, and that medications and diagnostic services are not included in the membership subscription. Medication availability and prices vary by state.

How the process works

The member journey begins with a brief questionnaire that allows a personalized subscription to be built, doctor included. The user then chooses a medical professional who fits their journey and schedule. If a treatment is prescribed, it is coordinated and delivered through partner pharmacies. Support continues without limits over time, with guidance from the medical provider, a nutrition and wellness professional, and the care team.

Medical team

Mochi Health has more than 400 board-certified professionals, including doctors and registered dietitians. The site mentions, among others, Roberto Valledor (family medicine and obesity), Madeline Orack (registered dietitian, specializing in weight management, GLP-1 medication nutrition therapy, bariatric surgery, digestive health, and sustainable behavior change), Leah Jones (internal medicine and obesity), Katherine Austin (pediatrics and adolescent medicine), Heather Cecchini (advanced practice nurse in adult primary care), Clete Barrick (internal medicine and obesity), Caitlin Camill (certified diabetes care and education specialist, certified in adult and pediatric obesity management), Amisa Patel (family medicine and obesity), and Amber Patel (family medicine and obesity).

Results and coverage

The company reports that members reported an average weight loss of 16% in their first year, with an average loss of 34 pounds starting from an initial weight of 210 pounds. Mochi Health clarifies that these results are estimates based on self-reports and do not constitute a prediction or guarantee of individual results. The platform also allows users to explore health insurance options to check coverage of benefits.