Weight Loss Medications and Program
Our program is more than just prescribing weight loss medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide, and phentermine. We want to provide you with better support with nutrition counseling, lifestyle and exercise modifications for a better long-term result.
Learn more about Weight Loss Medications at Mills Urgent Care today!
Why Weight Loss with Mills Urgent Care?
We are going to cap our weight loss program to a limited amount of patients to allow for the time and attention we feel is necessary to this field. There are many providers offering these weight loss medications, but we want to make this a more personal experience offering a better support system and a more holistic approach to increase your success both short term and long term!
Additional benefits: You will also get $1/unit discount off Botox and Xeomin, as well as 20% off all IV hydration and therapy treatments.
- Semaglutide
- Tirzepatide
- Phentermine
- Naltrexone/Buproprion
Pricing is below for injectable medications!
Mills Urgent Care Weight Loss
The Medications
Semaglutide, tirzepatide, phentermine, and naltrexone/buproprion.
(Check our specialized pricing for patient medication down below)
The Nutrition
Connect with our registered dietician, Ashlyn Anders, for dietary advice that is critical to success with weight loss medications. More information will be provided at your initial consultation!
The Exercise
We are partnering with local gyms to provide exercise opportunities to help maintain and build muscle. Get more information about Pilates on the Plains or ROAR fitness at your initial consultation!
Semaglutide Patient Price
- 0.25 mg 4 weeks $175
- 0.5 mg 4 weeks $200
- 1.0 mg 4 weeks $250
- 1.7 mg 4 weeks $300
- 2.4 mg 4 weeks $350
Tirzepatide Patient Price
- 2.5 mg 4 weeks $275
- 5 mg 4 weeks $325
- 7.5mg 4 weeks $375
- 10 mg 4 weeks $425
- 12.5 mg 4 weeks $475
- 15 mg 4 weeks $525
*compounded with carnitine or B12
*does not include shipping cost; medications are slightly more expensive to ship directly to home
*compounded versions of semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved, and neither the FDA nor any global regulatory agency has reviewed these products for safety, quality, or efficacy