Washington Trim Clinic advertises a Bellevue-based weight-loss program with monthly clinical visits, compounded medication and 3D body-composition scans. Its public pricing is unusually specific about the included features: $299 monthly for semaglutide and $399 for tirzepatide, without dose-related price increases.
We checked its homepage, program and pricing pages on October 15, 2026. We did not attend the clinic, test the scanner, verify professional licenses or assess treatment outcomes. This review concerns the published service bundle and the questions that remain before paying.
The quick read
- Semaglutide is advertised at $299 monthly and tirzepatide at $399.
- The advertised bundle includes monthly physician care, medication, a 3D scan and progress review.
- Cancel-anytime marketing does not establish a refund for a processed prescription.
Read this as a Bellevue care arrangement
The homepage describes care through the Bellevue clinic and offers a consultation, health-history review and body-composition assessment. We did not establish nationwide access or an entirely remote equivalent to the in-clinic bundle. Ask how often you need to attend and whether the proposed follow-up schedule fits your location.
The monthly prices include a defined set of services
The pricing page lists $299 monthly for semaglutide and $399 for tirzepatide. It describes medication, monthly physician consultation, a Styku 3D scan, progress review and a personalized diet and lifestyle plan as included. It says dose changes do not increase the price. These are published terms, not a quote we tested at checkout.
Distinguish included features from other costs
The page says there are no enrollment fees, mandatory supplement purchases, cancellation penalties or long contracts. Its statement that there are no laboratory markups does not necessarily mean every laboratory test is free. Ask whether testing is required, who bills it and whether the first appointment or any extra clinical review changes the amount due. Save the written quote with the selected treatment period.
Ask how the scan informs medical decisions
The clinic emphasizes body-composition tracking and personalized nutrition targets. We did not independently assess measurement accuracy, clinical usefulness or whether the program preserves muscle. A scan is an advertised service feature, not proof of superior outcomes. Ask who interprets the results and what other clinical information guides treatment, especially if readings differ from other measurements.
Confirm the medicine, pharmacy and exit procedure
The medical-weight-loss page describes compounded treatment. FDA distinguishes compounded products from approved medicines. Request the actual dispensing pharmacy and formulation. The pricing page advertises month-to-month cancellation, but we did not establish a detailed refund cutoff for medication already ordered or processed. Ask how to cancel before the next charge and obtain confirmation.
Our assessment: compare the usable local services
Washington Trim publishes a clear monthly bundle, making it easier to compare local follow-up with a mail-delivery program. We did not verify its claims about competing clinics’ prices, certification or patient results, so they are not used to rank it. The relevant comparison is the service you can attend, the complete cost and a clear clinical contact. Our local-versus-online guide helps evaluate those practical differences without assigning a clinical score.
Sources & reading notes
Public materials checked October 15, 2026. Provider pages establish advertised terms, not independent proof of outcomes or service quality. Clinical information is general and is not personal medical advice. No clinician review of this article is claimed.
