Your treatment room has a ceiling. A telehealth company doesn't.
Serve patients in all 50 states under your own brand, without opening a second location.
One room. One ceiling.
Everything you earn is capped by how many people walk through the door, how many rooms you have, and how many hours your providers can work. Growth means another lease, another build-out, another year before it pays for itself.
Meanwhile the patients asking about GLP-1s and peptides do not all live near you. Most of them never will.
Reach them where they already are.
A licensed telehealth company reaches them where they are. Licensed providers in every state you sell into. A 503A pharmacy filling what gets prescribed. Intake, prescribing and payments running on a platform built for it.
Your brand, your patients, your revenue. Running alongside the location you already have, not instead of it.
The whole company, under your name.
- Corporate structure, including the PC-MSO layer where it applies
- Licensed providers in all 50 states
- 503A pharmacy supply for GLP-1, peptide and HRT programs
- Telehealth platform, intake, prescribing, payments
- LegitScript and the compliance layer
- Website, funnel and the ad engine behind it
- Hiring plan and the team that runs it
You own the company, the brand, the patients and the data. All of it, from day one.
Kickoff to first patient in 30 days.
Brand and corporate structure
Website and funnel
Ad accounts and CRM
Clinicians and pharmacy
LegitScript and compliance
Dry run and go live
Thirty days from kickoff to your first patient.
The questions that actually come up.
Do I need to be licensed in every state?
No. The clinician network is. That is what it exists for.
Does this compete with my location?
Different patients. Yours come to you. These are the ones who never could.
Who prescribes?
Licensed providers, independently, in the patient's state. We build and operate the company around them. We are not a medical practice.
Can my existing medical director be involved?
Usually, depending on their licensure and how you are structured. Worth covering on the call.
How much of my time does this take?
The build runs in the background. You are involved at kickoff and at launch.
Thirty minutes. Straight answers.
Thirty minutes. You tell us how your practice is set up now. We tell you what this looks like for your situation, what it costs and what it does not cover. If it is not a fit, we will say so on the call.
What it costs to start.
$100,000 to start. Everything above, built and live in 30 days.
Then you launch. Ad spend runs from your account on your ad accounts.