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Peptide Clinics Oregon Providers Services 2026: Comparison
Traditional Medical Weight Loss Clinic (in-person) Licensed MD/DO on-site Retail pharmacy or in-house dispensing under OAR 855-019 FDA-approved GLP-1s only (Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro) Covered under Oregon ORS 743.580 if billed as endocrinology consult Highest
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- Traditional Medical Weight Loss Clinic (in-person)
- Licensed MD/DO on-site
- Retail pharmacy or in-house dispensing under OAR 855-019
- FDA-approved GLP-1s only (Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro)
- Covered under Oregon ORS 743.580 if billed as endocrinology consult
- Highest compliance, limited flexibility, higher cost ($200–$350 per visit)
- Telehealth Peptide Clinic (Oregon-licensed providers)
- Oregon-licensed NP or PA under collaborative agreement
- Partner with out-of-state mail-order pharmacy
- FDA-approved GLP-1s; some offer research peptides through separate entity
- Fully covered under 2026 telehealth parity expansion
- Compliant if pharmacy is licensed, moderate cost ($99–$150 per consult), convenient
- Direct-to-Consumer Peptide Supplier (research-grade only)
- No prescribing. Institutional sales only
- No pharmacy involvement
- Research-grade peptides (BPC-157, Thymalin, MK-677, cerebrolysin, etc.) with COA
- Not applicable. Not a clinical service
- Legal if sold for research only; enforcement risk if marketed for human use
- 'Wellness Clinic' Offering Compounded GLP-1s in 2026
- Varies. May use out-of-state prescribers
- Partner with 503B facility outside Oregon
- Claims to offer compounded semaglutide/tirzepatide despite shortage list removal
- Often cash-only, not covered by insurance
- High enforcement risk; verify pharmacy registration and shortage exemption status before engaging