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We serve patients in: Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Alabama We are committed to expanding access to primary care, behavioral health, and telehealth services especially in rural and underserved communities

When to avoid You should avoid taking semaglutide if you: have thyroid cancer or a family history of it have problems with your kidneys or pancreas are pregnant or plan to become pregnant are breastfeeding or chestfeeding Semaglutide is given as an injection under your skin

Any licensed physician or qualified advanced practice provider can prescribe GLP-1 medications

At Meeting Point Health, we evaluate the full picture of your history, labs, specific pattern of symptoms, and build a protocol targeted to benefit your needs