Medical weight loss, at home
Modwella's in-home weight loss program pairs GLP-1 injections with a real care team. You work with a Registered Nurse and our medical providers from day one. We check your blood work first, a nurse comes to your home to teach you how to prep and give your injection, and our team stays with you for check-ins and refills.
The program uses compounded GLP-1 medications, semaglutide or tirzepatide, when a provider decides they are appropriate for you. Your dose is set and adjusted by your provider.
Two ways to start
Lab work is required for every Modwella weight loss program. You choose how we get it.
Option 1: We draw your labs
- An in-home blood draw and in-depth lab work to check key health markers and confirm you are a good candidate.
- A call with a medical provider to discuss your results and recommend a dose.
- In-home nurse visits: one for the blood draw, one for injection education.
- A treatment course of 6 to 10 injections, depending on your dose.
- Ongoing communication for check-ins and refills.
Option 2: Send us your recent labs
- Lab work from the last 6 months.
- A provider consultation to start your program and recommend dosing.
- One in-home nurse visit for injection education.
- A treatment course of 6 to 10 injections, depending on your dose.
- Ongoing communication for check-ins and refills.
What to expect at your nurse visit
Most people have never given themselves a shot. That's why a nurse comes to you. Your RN shows you how to prep the dose, where to inject, and how to dispose of the syringe safely. You practice with someone beside you, in your own kitchen, so you feel confident before the next dose.
How a provider is involved
A licensed provider reviews your labs and health history before any medication. They decide whether a GLP-1 program is right for you, set your starting dose, and adjust it over time. If it is not the right fit, they will tell you.
Who it's for
GLP-1 programs are for adults who want medical support with weight management, alongside nutrition and activity. Your provider decides whether you qualify based on your labs and history.
Some people should not use GLP-1 medication, or need extra care first. Tell your provider if you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy, or breastfeeding, or have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer or MEN2, a history of pancreatitis, or gallbladder or kidney problems.
Side effects
Some people experience nausea, constipation, or mild injection site reactions. Our providers monitor these and adjust your plan as needed for your comfort and safety. Contact your care team if side effects do not settle.
Nutrition and activity still matter
Medication works best as part of a plan. Pairing your injections with balanced eating and regular physical activity helps you build habits that last. Your care team can coach you on both. Results vary from person to person, and no program can promise a specific outcome.
Peptides and other options
Curious about peptide therapy? Read peptide therapy for weight loss, then ask your provider what makes sense for you.
Where it's offered
Modwella's weight loss program is offered through our nurses and providers across our service states. Check your state page or text us to confirm availability at your address.
How a typical program flows
Week one is about getting the basics right: labs, a provider call, and your first nurse visit. After that, you give your injections at home on the schedule your provider sets. Your care team checks in, answers questions by text, and handles refills. If side effects show up or progress stalls, your provider adjusts your plan.