Telemedicine in Vermont
En español: Telemedicina en Vermont para bajar de peso, en español.
Burlington has the state's main medical center. Most of Vermont is small towns and dirt roads, and mud season and winter both make the drive worse.
Telemedicine does not care about the road. A licensed physician reviews your case from Burlington to the Northeast Kingdom.
What telemedicine can do
- Review of your medical history by a licensed physician
- Determination of whether a weight management program is appropriate for you
- Lab orders through Quest or Labcorp when the physician considers them necessary
- Dose adjustments and follow-up during the program
- Shipping from a licensed pharmacy to your home
What it CANNOT do
This matters as much as the list above:
- An emergency. Chest pain, trouble breathing, confusion — that is 911, today, not an online consult.
- A physical exam. Some things need hands.
- Replace your primary care physician. This is a complement, not a substitute.
How it works, step by step
- 1. You choose your program and start. You create an account and complete a medical form online. It takes a few minutes.
- 2. A licensed physician reviews your case — habits, stress, sleep and medical history.
- 3. If they consider it necessary, they order labs. Labs are not automatic and not required for everyone. The physician decides.
- 4. If treatment is appropriate, a licensed pharmacy ships it to your door. Discreetly. Most people receive their first order within a week.
- 5. Follow-up. Dose adjustments when needed, and support for as long as your program runs.
In some states a brief telehealth appointment may be required before a prescription is issued, at no additional cost.
No waiting rooms
You do not drive ninety minutes on a back road in March.
You complete the form when you can — at night, on a Sunday, on your break — and a licensed physician reviews it, usually within one business day.
Where it is available
SCTS1 operates from Sunrise, Florida, and connects clients with licensed providers in all 50 states. Availability, treatment options and pharmacy fulfillment vary by state and clinical eligibility.
GLP-1 programs with FDA-approved medications (Wegovy®, Foundayo™, Ozempic®) start from $149 per month, by telemedicine, in Spanish and English. Eligibility is determined by medical evaluation. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.
Start my medical evaluationRather have someone call you? Request a call at scts1.com/es/llamada or dial (754) 203-9907. No pressure.
Frequently asked questions
Is telemedicine legal in Vermont?
Yes. Providers delivering telehealth must be licensed and registered under state law.
Do I need a video appointment?
Not always. Some states may require a brief telehealth appointment before a prescription is issued, at no additional cost.
Is care available in Spanish?
Yes, in both English and Spanish.
Does this work if I live outside Vermont?
We connect clients with licensed providers in all 50 states. Availability varies by state.
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This content is informational and is not medical advice. SCTS1 does not prescribe medication. All medical care, prescriptions and treatment plans are provided by licensed healthcare providers through our partner platform. Eligibility is determined by medical evaluation. Compounded medications contain the same class of active ingredient but are not FDA-approved finished pharmaceutical products. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Prices may change; confirm current pricing before ordering.