Your brand. Your telehealth business. Live in about 7 days.
For clinic, med spa and pharmacy owners who want a new revenue line under their own name. MedRevolve plugs in the site, providers, pharmacy, payments and compliance.
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The 7-day launch
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Day 1, brand and discovery: name, logo, colors, domain, programs and states.
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Day 2, storefront build: your site on your domain, from intake to checkout.
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Day 3, providers plugged in: visit types, intake and e-prescribing tested.
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Day 4, pharmacy plugged in: 503A fulfilment, shipping and tracking tested.
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Day 5, payments live: merchant account, refunds, refills and payouts.
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Day 6, compliance check: HIPAA, LegitScript readiness, claims and advertising review.
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Day 7, go live and announce: CRM on, posts out, named support contact.
Telehealth Plan: 14 items in every launch
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Custom telehealth platform development
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Essential plugins and third-party integrations
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Admin dashboard and patient management
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Doctor profiles and appointment booking
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Secure video and audio consultations
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Patient dashboard and medical history
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Secure patient messaging
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Payment gateway integration
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Security-focused, compliance-ready setup
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LegitScript readiness guidance
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Dedicated project manager
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Testing and quality assurance
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Post-launch technical assistance
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Ongoing growth and scalability support
Setup and ongoing costs are quoted on a short call, based on your programs, states and services. Third-party costs we walk you through: medication and pharmacy fulfilment, provider visit fees, payment processing fees, LegitScript certification fees, labs, domain and ad spend.
Get the white-label launch checklist
Have ready before Day 1: business name, logo and colors; a domain; programs and target states; business details for underwriting; owner ID; business bank account; program pricing; who answers patient messages; your launch announcement list.
MedRevolve is a technology and services platform for healthcare businesses. It does not provide medical care. Clinical services are provided by independent licensed providers, and prescriptions are issued only when a provider determines they are clinically appropriate. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.