GLP-1 & Weight Loss Clinics in Greensboro

16 NPI-verified obesity-medicine, endocrinology, and bariatric practices in Greensboro, North Carolina — sourced directly from the CMS National Provider registry. The directory also lists 15 facility-type clinics and 1 primary-care clinician in Greensboro whose CMS taxonomy also includes obesity medicine (see the bands below).

Greensboro at a Glance

NPI-verified clinics
32
CMS national registry
Named, address-resolved
32
Anchor a roster entry
Core taxonomy (obesity + endo)
16
Primary specialty match
Bariatric surgery practices
8
Surgical taxonomy

Taxonomy Mix in Greensboro

Of the 32 Greensboro practices in this directory, 16 carry a core obesity-medicine or endocrinology taxonomy (0 Obesity Medicine, 16 Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism), 0 are multi-specialty or primary-care clinic facilities, 8 carry a bariatric-surgery taxonomy, 2 carry a bariatric-medicine-adjacent combination taxonomy, 6 are family or internal medicine practices, and 0 are nurse-practitioner or physician-assistant enumerations.

By roster relevance: 16 practices have obesity-medicine, endocrinology, or bariatric care as their true primary specialty; 15 are clinics or medical centers whose primary taxonomy is a facility type but that also list obesity-medicine or endocrinology services; and 1 are primary-care or family-medicine clinicians who list obesity medicine as a secondary taxonomy. The CMS registry also lists 1488 other primary-care & multi-specialty clinicians in Greensboro who commonly prescribe GLP-1s but don't specifically list obesity medicine in their taxonomy — not included in the roster below.

Greensboro has roughly 10.7 obesity-medicine and endocrinology practices per 100,000 residents, based on a city-proper population of 299,035. The wider Greensboro metro area — home to about 800,722 residents — likely draws on additional practices in neighboring cities not counted here.

Greensboro Practices

Clinics & Medical Centers That List Obesity-Medicine / Endocrinology Services (15)

Clinics and medical centers — labeled by their real primary specialty on file — whose CMS record also carries an obesity-medicine or endocrinology taxonomy. The registry doesn't break out which on-site specialists staff that service.

Primary-Care & Family-Medicine Clinicians Who Also List Obesity Medicine (1)

Family-medicine, internal-medicine, and related generalist clinicians whose primary specialty isn't obesity medicine, but who carry a secondary obesity/bariatric-medicine taxonomy — often the clinicians actually managing GLP-1 prescribing.

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In-Person vs Telehealth in Greensboro

The practices above are in-person obesity-medicine, endocrinology, and bariatric-surgery clinics — a good fit for patients who want a local relationship, have complex medical needs, or need in-person documentation for insurance. Many Greensboro residents instead use a licensed telehealth provider that ships compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide directly to a North Carolina address. Featured North Carolina telehealth partners:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Our directory lists 16 Greensboro practices whose true primary specialty on file is obesity medicine, endocrinology, or bariatric care, plus 15 clinics and medical centers and 1 primary-care clinician whose CMS record also lists an obesity-medicine or endocrinology taxonomy — 32 in total. That's roughly 10.7 per 100,000 residents. Every count comes from the CMS National Provider registry (NPPES) taxonomy on file, not a survey of services.
The registry records each practice's specialty taxonomy, not the specific medications it prescribes or its current service menu. Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism is the most common taxonomy bucket among Greensboro listings in this directory (16 of 32 practices). Obesity-medicine and endocrinology practices commonly prescribe GLP-1 medications like semaglutide (Wegovy, Ozempic) and tirzepatide (Zepbound, Mounjaro), but we can't confirm any individual Greensboro clinic's offerings from the registry alone — call the practice directly to confirm availability, pricing, and new-patient status before booking.
It depends on your insurance and the medication. An in-person visit plus a brand-name prescription (Wegovy or Zepbound) can run $1,000-$1,350 per month without insurance, while licensed telehealth providers shipping compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide to North Carolina addresses average around $195/month cash-pay. Compare current cash-pay pricing on our Greensboro GLP-1 telehealth page and the featured North Carolina partners in the "In-Person vs Telehealth" section above.
Every listing is sourced from the CMS National Provider registry (NPPES), the federal database of enumerated healthcare providers. We verified 16 primary-specialty practices, 15 facility-type listings, and 1 primary-care clinicians in Greensboro this way — 32 listings in total. Listing reflects the taxonomy on file — it is not an endorsement, and not a confirmation of GLP-1 availability, cash-pay pricing, or new-patient status.