GLP-1 & Weight Loss Clinics in Virginia

333 NPI-verified obesity-medicine, endocrinology, and bariatric practices across 100 Virginia cities — sourced directly from the CMS National Provider registry. The directory also lists 401 facility-type clinics and 60 primary-care clinicians statewide whose CMS taxonomy also includes obesity medicine (see the Taxonomy Mix and per-city bands below).

Virginia at a Glance

NPI-verified clinics
794
CMS national registry
Cities with a listing
100
Across Virginia
Obesity-medicine + endo (core)
338
Primary taxonomy match
Bariatric surgery practices
352
Surgical taxonomy

Taxonomy Mix

Of the 794 Virginia practices in this directory, 338 carry a core obesity-medicine or endocrinology taxonomy (7 Obesity Medicine, 331 Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism), 3 are multi-specialty or primary-care clinic facilities, 352 carry a bariatric-surgery taxonomy, 27 carry a bariatric-medicine-adjacent combination taxonomy, 65 are family or internal medicine practices, and 9 are nurse-practitioner or physician-assistant enumerations.

Top Cities by Clinic Count

Cities with at least 3 clinics and 1 named, address-resolved practice have their own dedicated page. Smaller cities are listed below with their clinic count.

All Virginia Cities (100)

Browse all 100 Virginia cities in this directory A–Z

In-Person vs Telehealth in Virginia

The clinics in this directory are in-person obesity-medicine, endocrinology, and bariatric-surgery practices — a good fit if you want a local relationship, have complex needs, or need in-person documentation for insurance. Many Virginia residents instead use a licensed telehealth provider that ships compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide directly to their address. Featured Virginia telehealth partners:

Featured Partners · Virginia

Featured GLP-1 providers serving Virginia

WeightLossRankings.org is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more

  1. Top pick

    Compounded from

    $149/mo

    Save $1,200/mo vs Wegovy
    Get started →
  2. Compounded from

    $215.67/mo

    Save $870.33/mo vs Zepbound
    Get started →
  3. Compounded from

    $199/mo

    Save $1,150/mo vs Wegovy
    Get started →
  4. Compounded from

    $112/mo

    Save $1,237/mo vs Wegovy
    Get started →
  5. Compounded from

    $179/mo

    Save $1,170/mo vs Wegovy
    Get started →
  6. Compounded from

    $100/mo

    Save $986/mo vs Zepbound
    Get started →

See our full list of GLP-1 telehealth providers serving Virginia for pricing and reviews, or compare the best semaglutide and tirzepatide providers nationwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our directory lists 333 Virginia practices whose true primary specialty on file is obesity medicine, endocrinology, or bariatric care, plus 401 clinics and medical centers and 60 primary-care clinicians whose CMS record also lists an obesity-medicine or endocrinology taxonomy — 794 in total across 100 Virginia cities. 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. bariatric surgery is the most common taxonomy bucket among Virginia listings in this directory (352 of 794 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 Virginia 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 directly to Virginia addresses average around $199/month cash-pay. See our full list of GLP-1 telehealth providers serving Virginia in the "Prefer Telehealth?" section above.
Every listing is sourced from the CMS National Provider registry (NPPES), the federal database of enumerated healthcare providers. Across Virginia we verified 333 primary-specialty practices, 401 facility-type listings, and 60 primary-care clinicians carrying a secondary obesity-medicine taxonomy this way — Richmond has the most listings of any Virginia city in the directory, with 59. 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.