Which companies serve your state

Last checked: Oct 16, 2026

Quick answer

Only two of the 9 telehealth companies we've broken down publish where they operate: Collective lists 44 states and says it isn't yet in Alabama, California, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi or Washington, and SHED says "all 50 states" with treatment availability varying by state. The other seven don't publish a states list on the pages we reviewed, so confirm your state before paying.

At a glance

Company	States served (as published)
Embody Not published	No states-served list was published on the pages we reviewed. Ask before you buy.
Strut Health Not published	Not published on the homepage we reviewed.
DudeMeds Not published	Not published on the homepage. DudeMeds says some states require a video visit.
Happy Head Not published	Not published on the homepage we reviewed.
SHED Says all 50 states	“All 50 states.” Treatment availability varies by state.
RxSpan MD Not published	Not published on the homepage we reviewed.
HealthRX Not published	Clinicians licensed in your state. A states list isn’t on the homepage.
MEDGm Not published	Not listed on the page. MEDGm says some states require a live video or phone consult.
Collective State list published	44 states. Not yet in AL, CA, LA, MA, MS or WA.

State list published

Publishes a state list

The company names the states it serves or doesn't serve.

Companies: Collective

Says all 50 states

Says it serves all 50 states

The company claims nationwide coverage, though specific treatments may not be available everywhere.

Companies: SHED

Not published

States not published

These companies don't publish a states list on the pages we reviewed. Several say clinicians licensed in your state review you, or that some states require a live visit.

Companies: Embody, Strut Health, DudeMeds, Happy Head, RxSpan MD, HealthRX, MEDGm

Pick your state

Each state page shows what each company publishes about serving that state, and what to ask the others.

Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Frequently asked questions

Which telehealth GLP-1 companies don't serve California?

Of the companies we've broken down, Collective says it isn't yet available in California (or Alabama, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi or Washington). SHED says it serves all 50 states, with availability varying by treatment. The others don't publish a states list. Checked Oct 16, 2026.

How do I know if a telehealth company serves my state?

Check the company's published states list if it has one; otherwise start the intake (most ask your state first) or ask support before paying. Collective and SHED are the only companies here that publish state coverage.

Sources

Facts are what each company published when we checked (Oct 16, 2026) and can change. This page compares published terms; it is not a rating. More comparisons: Pricing models · Medication types · Refund policies · Insurance & HSA/FSA · States served · Prescribers · Regulatory history. Full facts in each breakdown.