103 providers across 17 cities. Pick a city to see clinics ranked by our published methodology, or browse the highest-rated providers in the state below.
What clinic websites say in Kansas
Of 103 listed clinics, 25 have website evidence of GLP-1 treatment, 7 describe telehealth, and 17 describe lab testing. 0 state that they accept insurance; this does not establish medication coverage. We found pricing statements for 2 clinics; see each listing for the source and terms.
We could read website content for 83 of these clinics. Shared websites may cover several branches. Missing evidence is not proof a service is unavailable. Latest check: .
Website evidence of GLP-1 treatment appears for clinics in 11 of the 17 listed cities.
GLP-1 rules in Kansas
State-level rules from official sources, last checked . This is general information, not legal or medical advice; rules change, so check the source.
Prescribing by telehealth
Kansas lets licensed clinicians treat patients and prescribe by telehealth when the care meets the same standard as an in-person visit; the clinician must hold a Kansas licence.Kansas Telemedicine Act
Medicaid coverage for weight loss
KanCare covers anti-obesity medications, including Wegovy and Zepbound, with prior authorization and BMI criteria.KDHE anti-obesity criteria
Compounding rules
Pharmacies that compound medicines for patients in Kansas, including out-of-state pharmacies shipping in, must be licensed by the state's pharmacy regulator. Federal rules also apply: since FDA declared the semaglutide and tirzepatide shortages over in 2025, pharmacies may not routinely compound copies of those commercial drugs.Kansas Board of Pharmacy