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How to Get Started: Step-by-Step Step 1: Talk to Your Doctor Bring this article to your appointment Ask: "Do I qualify for the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program?" Your doctor will check your BMI when you started the medication Your doctor will confirm you meet the health requirements Step 2: Your Doctor Submits Paperwork Your doctor submits a "prior authorization" request to the programs central claims processor This can be done electronically or by fax You don't need to do anything your doctor handles this Submissions accepted starting July 1, 2026 Step 3: Wait for Approval The claims processor will review your doctor's request You'll be notified if you're approved Questions during the wait

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