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Form Health vs Calibrate

Form Health vs Calibrate compared on clinical model, insurance, coaching and cost. Here's which medical weight loss program wins.

Quick answer

Form Health (4.3/5) is our overall pick over Calibrate (3.9/5), though the best choice depends on your insurance and needs.

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Winner

Form Health

★★★★★4.3
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Calibrate

★★★★★3.9
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Both are clinically serious medical weight-loss programs that prescribe only brand-name, FDA-approved medication. Form Health is run by obesity-medicine physicians and bills most major insurers and Medicare; Calibrate is a coached program at $199 a month with a 3-month minimum, with insurance help for the medication.

Side by side

Form HealthCalibrate
CliniciansObesity-medicine MDsClinician-led
Verdict: Form Health wins, board-certified obesity-medicine physicians.
InsuranceMost major plans and MedicareNavigation help
Verdict: Form Health wins, it bills your insurance, including Medicare, for visits.
PricingInsurance copays, or $299/mo self-pay$199/mo, 3-month minimum
Verdict: Form Health wins for insured patients; Calibrate is cheaper if you pay cash.
DietitianIncludedCoaching
Verdict: Form Health wins, a registered dietitian is included.
MedicationBrand-name onlyBrand-name only
Verdict: Tie. Neither prescribes compounded GLP-1s.

Our verdict

Form Health wins for most insured patients, including people on Medicare, thanks to obesity-medicine physicians, monthly dietitian visits and insurance billing. Calibrate suits people who want 1:1 accountability coaching and are paying cash for the program, at $199 a month after a 3-month minimum.

Frequently asked questions

Which takes insurance?+

Form Health bills most major private insurers and Medicare for visits, labs and medication. Calibrate's $199 monthly fee is cash (HSA/FSA eligible), but its team helps you get the medication covered.

Which is more clinically rigorous?+

Both are strong; Form Health's board-certified obesity-medicine physicians give it an edge on clinical depth.

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