Safety & medical review
Built around the provider's judgment — not around a sale
Our role is coordination: education, intake, scheduling, and follow-up. Medical decisions belong entirely to independent, state-licensed clinicians.
Every patient is screened
Structured intake covers medications, allergies, pregnancy/breastfeeding status, and history including cancer, endocrine disorders, pancreatitis, gallbladder disease, GI disease, kidney and liver disease, psychiatric history, and eating-disorder history.
Contraindications are flagged, not hidden
Risk flags are surfaced prominently in the provider's chart view so nothing is buried in a form.
Five possible outcomes
Not eligible · needs more information · lifestyle plan only · prescription considered · follow-up required. Declining care is a normal, expected outcome when treatment isn't appropriate.
Labs matter
Providers may require baseline or follow-up labs before or during any treatment.
Clear escalation
Patients with red-flag symptoms are directed to in-person or emergency care. This platform does not replace emergency care or primary care.
Honest advertising
We do not promise prescriptions, outcomes, or results. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and may not be appropriate for every patient.
Important medical information
- Prescription treatments are available only if a licensed provider determines they are medically appropriate.
- Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and may not be appropriate for every patient.
- This platform does not replace emergency care or primary care.
- Patients must complete a medical intake and provider consultation before any prescription decision.
- Medication availability depends on federal law, state law, provider judgment, and pharmacy requirements.
- The patient may choose whether to proceed with any prescribed therapy.