Clinics that offer telehealth
1581 of 3233 verified clinics mention telehealth, telemedicine or virtual visits on their own website. These are local clinics with a physical location, not app-only services. Each one says so on its own website, checked October 19, 2026. Licensing rules usually limit telehealth to patients in the clinic’s state.
Alabama
19 clinics
Alaska
8 clinics
Arizona
70 clinics
Arkansas
9 clinics
California
104 clinics
Colorado
41 clinics
Connecticut
26 clinics
Delaware
6 clinics
District of Columbia
7 clinics
Florida
166 clinics
Georgia
49 clinics
Hawaii
6 clinics
Idaho
18 clinics
Illinois
29 clinics
Indiana
23 clinics
Iowa
9 clinics
Kansas
16 clinics
Kentucky
24 clinics
Louisiana
23 clinics
Maine
9 clinics
Maryland
46 clinics
Massachusetts
19 clinics
Michigan
18 clinics
Minnesota
12 clinics
Mississippi
6 clinics
Missouri
25 clinics
Montana
6 clinics
Nebraska
15 clinics
Nevada
45 clinics
New Hampshire
7 clinics
New Jersey
17 clinics
New Mexico
14 clinics
New York
39 clinics
North Carolina
57 clinics
North Dakota
4 clinics
Ohio
46 clinics
Oklahoma
27 clinics
Oregon
17 clinics
Pennsylvania
34 clinics
Rhode Island
13 clinics
South Carolina
30 clinics
South Dakota
10 clinics
Tennessee
69 clinics
Texas
218 clinics
Utah
15 clinics
Virginia
41 clinics
Washington
36 clinics
West Virginia
3 clinics
Wisconsin
25 clinics
Wyoming
3 clinics
Frequently asked questions
Can a clinic in another state treat me by telehealth?
Generally a prescriber must be licensed in the state where the patient is located at the time of the visit. Ask any clinic which states its clinicians are licensed in before you book.
Which services are most often offered by telehealth here?
Of the 1581 clinics that mention telehealth, 779 list peptide therapy, 1443 list GLP-1 & medical weight loss, 660 list NAD+ therapy, 1179 list hormone therapy (HRT / TRT), 530 list sermorelin.
What are FDA telehealth red flags for GLP-1 medications?
FDA lists warning signs including claims that a compounded drug is the same as an FDA-approved drug, prices that seem too good to be true, and not requiring a screening and prescription by a licensed doctor.