Cloudcure is an online program built around metabolic health: you take a quiz, complete blood work, meet a clinician by video, then follow a program that combines medication where appropriate with coaching and medical follow-ups.
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| Cloudcure | |
|---|---|
| Care model | Metabolic program |
| First step | 3-minute online quiz, then lab work, then a consultation with a clinician (1:1 video) |
| Who prescribes | Medical doctors and nurse practitioners registered in a Canadian province |
| Lab work | Metabolic bloodwork at a medical laboratory, via a requisition, before the treatment plan |
| Follow-up | Medical follow-ups by video, plus regular coaching meetings over a 12-month program |
| Between visits | 1:1 coaching, curriculum and the Cloudcure app to track progress and message the care team |
| Getting your medication | Prescribed medication shipped free and discreetly across Canada |
| Other treatments | Hormone health and PCOS care programs; a lifestyle plan without medication |
| Cost model | Monthly membership; medication billed separately |
| Provinces | BC, AB, SK, MB, ON, QC, NS, NL |
How we checked: Read Cloudcure's own published pages (program, pricing, FAQ, terms) on 3 Oct 2026. We have not completed a sign-up.
We read Cloudcure’s home page and medical weight loss page on 3 October 2026. This page explains how the program works as Cloudcure publishes it. The comparison table and provider card carry the same ten fields we record for every provider. Cloudcure’s website is at joincloudcure.com.
Cloudcure describes four steps. First a three-minute quiz on your medical history and metabolic health. Second, a lab requisition for metabolic blood work at a medical laboratory near you. Third, a meeting with a clinician to build a treatment plan, described as a one-to-one video consultation. Fourth, the program itself, with medication, one-to-one coaching, a curriculum and medical follow-ups.
The weight loss page describes a 12-month structure in phases, and a curriculum based on cognitive behavioural therapy principles, with a coach who meets with you regularly. Cloudcure says prescriptions are at the sole discretion of the treating clinician. General eligibility is age 18 or older with a BMI (a ratio of weight to height) of 27 and a related health condition, or higher, with other factors reviewed by the clinician.
Cloudcure sells a monthly membership, with plans that include medication management and a plan without medication. Medication is billed separately. Cloudcure says the evaluation, lab work and first consultation are included in the membership, and that new members get at least a first month at no charge. Current plan prices and the date we last confirmed them are in the provider card.
Between visits you can use the Cloudcure app to track progress and message the care team, and coaching is part of the program. Optional coaching is listed on the lower-priced plan, so check which plan includes what before you choose.
On coverage, Cloudcure says some private plans may cover its care plans and prescriptions and that health spending accounts can be used. See our coverage guides for how provincial and private plans treat the drugs.
Cloudcure says it offers free, discreet shipping across Canada, and that medication is filled through partner pharmacies. It states that it is not itself a pharmacy. The pages we read do not name the pharmacies.
Cloudcure lists service in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan. You must be 18 or older and live in a province where it is available.
We classify Cloudcure as a metabolic program: lab work comes before a plan, and the program adds scheduled follow-ups, coaching and a curriculum around the prescription. It also offers hormone health and PCOS programs, but weight and metabolic care is its core. Read the care models guide and the providers overview to compare it with other services, or see our methodology.
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This page is not a recommendation and not medical advice. Ask a prescriber or pharmacist whether a GLP-1 is appropriate for you.
Cloudcure says you receive a lab requisition to complete metabolic blood work at a medical laboratory near you. It says costs for lab work can depend on your coverage.
Cloudcure says only healthcare professionals provide its health services, including medical doctors and nurse practitioners registered in Canadian provinces, and that prescriptions are at the clinician's discretion.
Cloudcure says it does not provide primary care and is designed to work alongside a family doctor. It says no referral is needed to start.
Cloudcure says some private plans may cover its care plans and medications, and that coverage varies. It also says a health spending account can be used.