Kora MD review

Kora MD’s personalized treatment page (opens in a new tab) displays semaglutide starting at $179 per month and tirzepatide at $269. Other visible sections advertise a $119 introductory compounded GLP-1 month and a $229 compounded GLP-1/GIP month. These are concurrent offers, not a single dependable starting-and-renewal ladder. Ask which offer applies to the medication and formulation your clinician recommends.

The same page qualifies a $179 GLP-1 figure as a three-month plan paid upfront or through a financing program. A monthly equivalent financed over time is not necessarily a cancelable monthly purchase. Obtain the total commitment, amount collected initially, supply period and renewal charge together. Our billing-cycle guide explains how to compare those terms without treating every monthly label as the same contract.

Kora advertises Personal Care Clinician support, ongoing messaging, provider visits and medication when prescribed. It says prices do not increase with dose and presents membership as included. Those descriptions do not prove that every public price covers the same product or term. Ask which appointments, tests, supplies and shipments belong to your selected offer.

The cancellation policy (opens in a new tab) says the services and laboratory tests covered by a subscription may vary. A headline value assigned to included support is not a separate cash saving or a guarantee of treatment results. Our lab-cost checklist helps identify testing charges before paying.

The terms (opens in a new tab) and cancellation policy identify Kora Health LLC as the administrative platform. Clinical evaluations and prescribing are attributed to OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC and affiliated professional entities. Independent clinicians decide whether treatment is appropriate; joining Kora does not guarantee a particular medication.

The policy names RedRock Pharmacy, Health Warehouse, Precision Compounding Pharmacy and Triad Rx as pharmacy partners. Confirm the facility that will actually dispense your prescription and its authorization for your state, using our pharmacy verification guide. The all-fifty-states-and-D.C. statement is qualified: some services may be unavailable in some locations. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved.

The cancellation policy says the first month is charged when intake is completed and promises a full refund for medical disqualification. Confirm the exact upfront payment, when it is collected and how a nonapproval refund is processed before submitting a paid intake.

Cancellation must arrive at least seventy-two hours before billing to prevent the next charge. The policy lists customer service, phone, an available account function and OpenLoop support as routes. Ordinary cancellation is generally nonrefundable; medical disqualification and inability to fulfill a prepaid plan have separate provisions. Keep the confirmation and ask how any unprovided portion is calculated rather than assuming an unused balance is automatically returned.

Kora is worth comparing for its support model and named provider and pharmacy network. The main reservation is the gap between several published prices and a complete selected-plan quote. Resolve that quote, the first-charge trigger, testing costs and the applicable refund agreement before prepaying. The support package may be useful, but its advertised value cannot settle the total cost or make an unsuitable prescription appropriate.