NewsRetail Amazon Pharmacy handles the majority of the paperwork and delivers Wegovy, Zepbound, and Foundayo to patients' doors—with same-day delivery and kiosk pickup.2 min readKey takeawaysEligible Medicare Part D patients can now get GLP-1 medications like Wegovy, Zepbound, and Foundayo for $50 per month through Amazon Pharmacy with free home delivery and in-office kiosk pickup.Amazon Pharmacy automates eligibility verification, prior authorization, and billing—patients just need to add their Bridge insurance plan and Medicare ID to get started.Same-day delivery is available in more than 3,100 U.S. cities and towns, with no Prime membership required.Amazon Pharmacy is now delivering GLP-1 weight management medications—including Wegovy (injectable and oral pill), Zepbound KwikPen, and Foundayo—to eligible Medicare patients for $50 per month with free home delivery. Same-day delivery is available in more than 3,100 U.S. cities and towns, with no Prime membership required.The medications are available through the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge Program, a short-term federal initiative running through December 31, 2027, that enables eligible Medicare Part D members who meet specific clinical criteria to access weight management prescriptions at a predictable, accessible cost.Many submitted claims have already resulted in complete orders, with patients receiving their medications quickly and without administrative burden.How does Amazon Pharmacy make it easier for Medicare patients to access and sign up for GLP-1 medications?For years, cost has been the biggest barrier keeping Medicare patients from accessing GLP-1 medications. Now that the Bridge Program has addressed that, Amazon Pharmacy is focused on removing the remaining friction: confusing paperwork, prior authorization delays, and long waits at the pharmacy counter.Once a clinician sends an electronic GLP-1 prescription to Amazon Pharmacy, customers can add their Bridge insurance plan and Medicare details to their Amazon Pharmacy account and Amazon Pharmacy takes care of the rest—eligibility verification, prior authorization, and starting the enrollment process on the customer's behalf. There's no need for patients to navigate enrollment steps, chase down approvals, or wait at a counter.“We want to make sure nothing stands in the way—no confusing paperwork, no prior authorization delays, no waiting at a pharmacy counter,” said Tanvi Patel, vice president and general manager of Amazon Pharmacy. “Once a patient's clinician sends the prescription, we take care of the rest and deliver their medication to their door.”What GLP-1 medications are available through the Bridge Program?Eligible patients can receive:Wegovy (injectable and oral pill)Zepbound KwikPenFoundayoHow can eligible Medicare patients receive their GLP-1 medications?Patients have several delivery and access options:Free home delivery nationwideSame-day delivery in more than 3,100 U.S. cities and towns, expanding to nearly 4,500 by the end of 2026In-office pickup at Amazon Pharmacy kiosks at select One Medical locations, where newly approved Wegovy and Foundayo GLP-1 oral pills are also dispensed24/7 access to licensed pharmacistsCaregiver support that allows a trusted individual to manage medications on behalf of a loved one through their own Amazon accountWhat else is available through Amazon Pharmacy?Amazon Pharmacy offers an expanded selection of medications with real-time availability, transparent pricing, and manufacturer-sponsored coupons applied automatically at checkout—saving customers more than $300 million to date. Prime members enjoy free, fast shipping and exclusive benefits:Prime Rx: Members save up to 80% on medications, including Medicare beneficiariesRxPass: A $5 monthly Prime add-on subscription providing access to 60 generic medications with free home delivery—regardless of how many prescriptions a customer needs—at no additional cost. Customers managing multiple chronic conditions—like high blood pressure, depression, and seasonal allergies—who typically pay more than $5 out-of-pocket per medication can save with RxPass.To learn more, visit Amazon Pharmacy.More Amazon News1 / 1