Telehealth Anywhere in Florida

What do you need for a telehealth visit?

Three things: be physically in Florida for the whole visit, even if you live here; have a phone, tablet or computer that can join a video call; and find a quiet, private place to talk.

Does telehealth cost the same as an in-person visit?

Yes. Every price is the same by telehealth or in person.

Personalized compounded semaglutide

From $149 a month at the starting dose.

Personalized compounded tirzepatide

From $229 a month at the starting dose.

Weight loss visit

The monthly price is your medication. Your provider visit is $100 and is free when you start medication at that visit; the only other charge is a $50 no-show fee.

Phentermine

First month, for new patients: $196, or $127.40 when you book online with a card on file (35% off). It includes your visit, your first month of phentermine and a B12 injection. Monthly refills are $166 and include the same three.

Adult ADHD

Follow-ups are $136, the same for everyone. The first visit, for new patients, is in person: $260, or $169 when you book online with a card on file (35% off).

TRT, hormones, ED and hair loss

Your cost depends on your labs and your plan.

Nothing is charged when you book, and there are no contracts. Without a card on file, the appointment isn't confirmed until our staff reach you by phone. The no-show fee applies if you don't show, or don't cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours ahead, and it can be applied to your next visit.

Higher doses are priced on the personalized compounded semaglutide and personalized compounded tirzepatide pages.

What does Florida law say about telehealth?

Florida's telehealth law is section 456.47 of the Florida Statutes. It lets licensed providers evaluate and treat patients by telehealth, held to the same professional standard as in-person care in Florida. For the law's purposes, care counts as given where the patient is at the time of the visit, or in the patient's home county. The law bars prescribing Schedule II controlled substances by telehealth, except to treat a psychiatric disorder, a hospital inpatient, a hospice patient or a nursing home resident. Phentermine is Schedule IV under section 893.03, so that limit doesn't apply to it.

Padgett's telehealth visits are only for patients physically in Florida. Federal rules apply too: a prescriber normally must see you in person at least once before prescribing a controlled substance by telemedicine, but a temporary DEA and HHS exception waives that, under set conditions, through December 31, 2026. For more, read getting phentermine online in Florida and how telehealth visits work in Florida.