If you’ve been taking a GLP-1 medication with another provider, you may be able to start Rightwell at a higher dose instead of beginning at the lowest dose.A Rightwell clinician can approve this, as long as certain safety requirements are met.
Requirements for Starting at a Higher Dose
To be considered for a higher starting dose, you must provide proof of an existing prescription from your previous provider that:
Is not older than 30 days
It is for the same GLP-1 medication you are choosing with Rightwell
Is in your name
Clearly shows your current dose
This documentation helps your clinician confirm that you’ve recently been tolerating that specific GLP-1 and dose safely. You’ll be able to upload or provide this proof during the sign-up and medical intake process.
How Your Starting Dose Is Decided
If your documentation is approved:
Your initial dose with Rightwell can match your last prescription
Your starting dose cannot be higher than the dose shown on your prior prescription, due to medical safety protocols
For example:
If your last prescription from your previous provider was 1.0 mg weekly, your starting dose with Rightwell can be up to 1.0 mg weekly, but not higher.
When You Can Increase Your Dose
If your clinician feels it’s safe and appropriate:
You may be eligible for a higher dose the following month
Any dose increase will depend on your tolerance, side effects, and progress
Your clinician will follow clinical guidelines and your health profile to decide when and how to adjust your dose.
Questions About Your Dose?
If you have questions about the starting dose, previous prescriptions, or dose changes:
Log in to your patient portal: https://app.rightwell.com/login
Go to the Messages or Contact your doctor section
Send a secure message to your assigned clinician and include:
That you’ve used GLP-1s before
Your previous dose and medication name
Any documents or photos of your recent prescription, if not already submitted
Your clinician will review your information and let you know the safest starting dose with Rightwell.
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