Walmart adds GLP-1 weight loss support to digital health care platform
Walmart is expanding its Better Care Services platform with new offerings aimed at users of GLP-1 weight management medication.
The discount giant launched Better Care Services in January 2026 as a one-stop digital destination giving customers instant access to a curated network of third-party providers. The platform now includes weight management support services for customers on or exploring GLP-1 therapies.
With a nationwide pharmacy footprint, Walmart already provides access to a broad portfolio of GLP-1 medications with a prescription, including newly available oral options such as Foundayo (orforglipron), available through insurance or transparent cash-pay pricing.
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The Better Care Services platform now features obesity and weight management support offerings from the Aaptiv personalized fitness app, Berry Street AI-enabled nutrition therapy, Curai Health AI-supported, self-guided virtual health services, MyCare by Twin Health, personalized insights and care for GLP-1 users, and Wheel membership-based weight care management program.
Better Care Services connects customers to third-party providers and programs, while prescription fulfillment and medication access are supported through Walmart Pharmacy, including integrations with programs such as LillyDirect. It also connects customers to Nutrition Hub, which runs on the Walmart Everyday Health Signals personalized nutrition and guidance platform for eligible Medicare Advantage and Medicaid members and helps guide personalized food and recipe choices.
In addition, Walmart is launching a redesigned GLP-1 digital destination on its e-commerce site. Beginning in July 2026, eligible Medicare Part D beneficiaries will gain access to certain GLP-1 medications through a short-term demonstration known as the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge.
"Access to medication is only one part of the equation," said Kevin Host, senior VP of pharmacy, Walmart U.S. "Weight management today is often difficult to navigate, with patients managing multiple steps across care, medication and lifestyle changes. By bringing together pharmacist support, virtual care and nutrition resources, and leveraging the scale and convenience of our pharmacy network, we’re making it easier for customers to access care and support in a way that fits their lives."
Looking ahead, Walmart plans to continue expanding its weight management support offerings by adding services and providers to the Better Care Services platform and enhancing digital tools to support customers over time.
Based in Bentonville, Ark., Walmart Inc. operates more than 10,900 stores and numerous e-commerce websites in 19 countries.
