Telemedicine consulting for merchants
We handle the website, certification, merchant account, pharmacy and doctor network for you, and guide you through each step. Most merchants are ready to go live within about 30 days.
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Starting a telehealth brand usually means finding a developer, a pharmacy, doctors, a certification and a processor, and getting them to work together. We bring those pieces to you as one setup.
A site made from your business details and branding, with checkout and the medical questionnaire connected. Typically ready in a few days.
The credential that ad platforms and processors look for. We walk you through the intake and the call with the certification specialist.
Once you are certified, we help get your merchant account approved so you can take payments.
A 503A compounding pharmacy that ships to patients across the US. After certification you receive the full list of over 300 drugs you can offer.
Licensed providers review each patient. Orders are only fulfilled when a provider prescribes, and payment is voided if they do not.
Pricing and margin examples, ad wording guidance and a 90 day plan, so you know what to do once the doors are open.
No piecing together vendors and no surprise line items. You get a full telehealth setup, and most merchants are live within about 30 days.
Complete launch package
$8,999
One-time setup. No monthly fees.
Doing this yourself typically costs tens of thousands of dollars and takes months of trial and error. Our network already has the doctors, pharmacy, certification process and merchant account relationships in place.
We walk you through every step, handle the paperwork with you and answer your questions until you are live.
Getting live is the first step. Once you are open, we can introduce you to marketing partners who help brands like yours reach customers.
We also give you ad wording guidance so your marketing stays within what platforms and regulators expect.
You do not need medical or technical experience. You supply the business and the brand, and we line up the rest in the right order.
Week 1
Send six items: business paperwork, photo ID of all owners, bank statements, processing statements if you have them, a voided check and your IRS EIN letter.
A few days
We build it from your branding and send it for review. It is also used for your applications and the certification review.
You complete a short registration and sign the digital contract.
2 to 3 weeks
Once your site is ready, your documents are in and the pharmacy agreement is signed, your intake is submitted and a specialist calls you.
After certification, your merchant account is approved so you can take payments.
Most within 30 days
Site, pharmacy, doctors, certification and merchant account are all in place.
Certification and approvals are decided by reviewers and can take longer than these typical timelines.
Merchants usually start with a few popular categories and add more as they grow.
One of the most requested categories, and a strong place to build around.
Popular, repeat purchase products that fit a monthly plan.
Simple regimens that customers refill every month.
A natural next category once your first line is steady.
Optional add-ons that round out your catalog.
Over 300 compounded drugs become available once you are LegitScript certified.
We built this for people who want to run a telehealth brand and do not want to spend months assembling the parts.
Most merchants are live within about 30 days. The website usually takes a few days and LegitScript certification about 2 to 3 weeks. These are typical timelines, not guarantees.
No. Licensed doctors review each patient and a licensed pharmacy fulfills prescriptions. You focus on the brand and your customers.
No. Patient intake runs through the doctor network, so merchants do not see patient health data.
The order is not fulfilled and the payment is voided, so the customer is not charged.
The network requires a minimum average monthly balance of $20,000 to $25,000 to show financial ability. Statements can be personal, from another business or from investment accounts, and should be sent through a secure upload.
They are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient and require a prescription. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
Send us a short note about what you want to build. We will reply with the next steps and the document checklist.