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Mochi Health vs. Form Health
Both are clinician-led virtual weight programs. The difference is what you pay to get in the door, how quickly you can start, and how far your care goes after that.
Pricing, side by side
Care fees only. Both programs bill medication and labs separately, and those amounts vary with your insurance.
Mochi Health
$0 first monththen $79/mo, or as low as $49/mo on the 12-month plan
- First month free for new members on the 1-month plan
- 1 month $79, 3 months $167, 6 months $314, 12 months $588
- Covered with Mochi: $17/mo billed annually ($199/yr) plus your plan cost sharing
- Compounded semaglutide from $60/mo, tirzepatide from $90/mo
- Month to month, cancel anytime
About $588 a year in care fees
Form Health
$299/moself-pay plan, billed from your first month
- $299/mo self-pay if you are uninsured or not covered
- No free or discounted first month published
- In-network with major private plans and Medicare, copay and deductible still apply
- FDA-approved medications only, no compounded options
- Labs and medication billed separately on top
About $3,588 a year in care fees
Where Mochi goes further
Same category, two very different models. Here is what you actually get for the money.
Start for $0 today
Check your eligibility in about a minute. No referral, no records chase, and no $299 gate before you meet your care team.
Already with Form Health? Bring documentation of your last prescription and your Mochi provider will help you pick up where you left off, so you do not lose progress.
Pricing and program details were compared on October 20, 2026 using information published on joinmochi.com and formhealth.co, and are subject to change. Form Health self-pay pricing is per its published FAQ; Form Health states that clinician visits, labs and medication are billed through most major private insurance plans and Medicare, with copay and deductible owed by the patient. Medication and lab costs are billed separately by both programs and vary by plan. Mochi membership covers platform and care-team access; it does not include or guarantee a prescription, and any prescription requires a clinical evaluation at the discretion of a licensed provider. Covered with Mochi requires commercial insurance, and in-network status, copays and eligibility vary by plan and state. Individual results vary. Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, Mounjaro, Saxenda and Contrave are registered trademarks of their respective owners, which are not affiliated with and do not endorse Mochi Health.
