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Ellie MD 503A

Async telehealth · Pharmacy: 503A
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Here's how Ellie MD rates on each part of the Selene Care Standard. The two that matter most — PMOS (PCOS) fit and Endo-aware care — get a single star (full, half, or empty). The five care basics get a simple check. Price is shown but never part of the rating.

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Ellie MD does two things that matter and keeps them apart. Doses are titrated to your response over 12-week cycles, reassessed roughly quarterly, and menopausal hormone therapy is available — but run separately from weight care.

At $379 a month this is among the more expensive options here, and the value case rests on the titration quality and the no-subscription structure rather than on any condition-specific programme, of which there is none.

PMOS (PCOS) & insulin-resistance literacy

Offers hormone therapy, but no PMOS (PCOS)- or insulin-resistance-specific protocol.

Whole-woman hormonal context (incl. endometriosis)

Menopausal hormone therapy exists, but it's run separately from weight care.

Individualized, compounded dosing

Titrates to your response over 12-week cycles, reassessing roughly every quarter.

Reachable clinical support

Promises unlimited messaging and 24/7 provider access, but no posted response time.

Maintenance & off-ramp plan

No structured taper; only a vague mention of maintenance dosing later.

Honest, transparent billing

One 12-week purchase at $379/mo for tirzepatide with no subscription, but a $99 cancellation fee before approval and no refunds after.

Community & accountability

Weekly virtual education and monthly events, but no ongoing one-on-one coaching.

One 12-week purchase, no subscription

You buy a 12-week course at $379 a month rather than entering a rolling subscription, which some people much prefer — the commitment is finite and visible. Titration reassesses across that cycle based on how you respond, backed by 503A compounding. Weekly virtual education and monthly events are included, though not ongoing one-to-one coaching.

The fees around the edges

There is a $99 cancellation fee before approval and no refunds after, which is published and worth reading carefully before you commit to a 12-week block. Support promises unlimited messaging and 24/7 provider access without posting a response time, and there is no structured taper — only a general mention of maintenance dosing later on.

Worth a look if

  • You prefer a defined course to an open-ended subscription.
  • Response-based titration across a quarter suits how you want to be managed.
  • Access to hormone therapy in the same practice is useful.

Probably not, if

  • You are price-sensitive — this is near the top of the range.
  • You want PMOS or endo care built into the plan.
  • You want a structured off-ramp rather than a vague mention.

Worth asking first

Send these to Ellie MD and keep the answers.

  1. What triggers a dose change inside a 12-week cycle?
  2. When exactly does the $99 fee apply, and when do refunds stop?
  3. Do the hormone and weight sides share notes?
  4. What does maintenance dosing actually involve later?

The short version

Ellie MD's titration is genuine and the finite-course structure suits people who dislike subscriptions. It rates mid-table because neither condition on this site's Standard is addressed, and the price sits high for what is essentially well-run generic care.

This reflects what Ellie MD publishes, and providers revise terms without announcing it, so treat it as a starting point and confirm the details yourself. Selene is editorial and independent — not affiliated with Ellie MD, and nothing here is medical advice. GLP-1 medications are not a treatment for endometriosis.


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