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Gettysburg, PA · MII 35 · thin · 2026-10-04

GLP-1 prescribers in Gettysburg

Practices in Gettysburg, PA with an obesity-medicine NPI listing, a name that says medical weight loss, or a CMS Open Payments record tied to a GLP-1 product from Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly. A payment record is a proxy for prescribing, not a judgment about the practice.

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11 listed (0 named, 11 specialty-only) · published price range $199–$1349/mo, compounded to brand cash price (source). Member ranges replace it at three reports.

    11 specialty-only practices: individual NPI records with no business name on file, shown by specialty and address only
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 147 Gettys St · 17325 · specialty match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 40 V Twin Dr · 17325 · keyword match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 18 Deatrick Dr · 17325 · keyword match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 450 S Washington St · 17325 · keyword match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 16 E Hanover St Apt 21 · 17325 · keyword match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 20 Expedition Trl · 17325 · keyword match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 423 S Washington St · 17325 · keyword match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 20 Expedition Trl STE 206 · 17325 · keyword match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 867 York Rd · 17325 · keyword match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 20 Expedition Trl STE 204 · 17325 · keyword match
    • GLP-1 Prescribing Practice · 16 E Hanover St · 17325 · keyword match

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    Questions

    Why use Open Payments as a signal?

    It is the only public, business-level record of which practices have a relationship with the GLP-1 manufacturers. It is published by CMS under the Sunshine Act. We export the practice address only, never the recipient's name or the dollar amounts.

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    Compounding is allowed only while the FDA lists a shortage or for a documented patient-specific need, and only from a pharmacy licensed in your state (503A) or registered with the FDA (503B). Rules differ by state; our pharmacy layer asserts licensure only, never the legality of a particular prescription. A vial from a website with no pharmacy license is not a pharmacy product.

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