Your business can refer customers to far more than GLP-1 weight care through a telehealth partner program. The full telehealth referral menu spans weight management, peptides, ED support, NAD+, glutathione, GHK-Cu, and MIC B12, and you earn a fixed or recurring monthly marketing fee for each qualifying referral without doing any clinical work yourself.

What the full referral menu covers beyond GLP-1

Most partners start by thinking about GLP-1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide, and weight management is still the anchor of the menu. But the catalog you can point customers toward is much wider, and each category speaks to a different slice of your audience.

  • Weight management: semaglutide and tirzepatide for people focused on metabolic and weight goals.
  • Peptides: a growing category tied to recovery, wellness, and longevity interest.
  • ED support: sildenafil and tadalafil for men's health.
  • NAD+: often associated with energy and cellular wellness.
  • Glutathione: an antioxidant category popular in general wellness.
  • GHK-Cu: a copper peptide associated with skin and recovery interest.
  • MIC B12: a lipotropic and B12 blend many associate with energy and metabolic support.

You do not need to understand the clinical details of any of these. Your role is simply to introduce customers to licensed online care. Whether someone qualifies, and what they might be prescribed, is decided by a licensed provider, not by you or your business.

Why offering more than weight care helps your business

A single-product referral reaches a narrow audience. A full menu reaches almost everyone who walks through your door or scans your code. The person who is not interested in weight care may be interested in men's health, energy support, or a general wellness category. That range matters for two reasons.

First, it increases the odds that any given customer finds something relevant, which increases qualifying referrals over time. Second, several of these categories involve ongoing care, which is where a recurring monthly marketing fee comes in. When a referred customer stays in continuing care, you can keep earning month after month rather than once. We keep the specifics qualitative on purpose: your earnings depend on real referrals and real qualification, and you can dig into that in how much you can earn referring businesses to telehealth.

Who handles the clinical side

This is the part that makes the whole model work for a non-medical business. You never touch the clinical side at all.

Independent licensed providers handle every consultation and every prescribing decision. Licensed pharmacies handle fulfillment, refills, and shipping directly to the customer. The platform is LegitScript-certified. MedStands is not a medical practice and does not prescribe. Every request is reviewed by a licensed provider, and not everyone qualifies, which is exactly how responsible telehealth is supposed to run.

Your business does no clinical work, holds no inventory, and handles no fulfillment. You are not selling medication, giving medical advice, or making health claims. You are referring people to legitimate, licensed online care and being paid a marketing fee for that introduction. If you want the full walkthrough, see who handles prescribing and shipping in a referral program.

How the marketing fee actually works

Your fee is a fixed marketing fee set in advance. It is not a commission, not a percentage, and not a cut of sales. You know the arrangement for each category before you refer anyone, so there is nothing to negotiate per transaction and no unpredictable math to track.

Depending on the category and the customer's ongoing care, that fee can be a one-time amount or a recurring monthly amount. Either way, it is free to join, with no setup fee and no monthly fee to your business. You are not buying inventory, licensing software, or fronting any cost. That structure is what keeps the model clean and compliant: you are paid for marketing, not for the sale of any specific medication.

Which businesses and individuals this fits

Almost any business with foot traffic or an audience can offer this menu: gyms, med spas, salons, barbershops, wellness studios, chiropractors, and more. Individuals with a following or a community can join too, which is the difference between the partner path and the affiliate path.

The common thread is simple. You already have the trust and the traffic. The full referral menu gives you more relevant things to offer that audience, and the platform handles everything clinical behind the scenes. You can explore partner programs by industry to see how this maps to your specific type of business.

Common questions

Do I need a medical license to offer these categories?

No. You are referring customers, not treating them. All prescribing is done by independent licensed providers, and all fulfillment is done by licensed pharmacies. Your business does no clinical work and holds no inventory.

Does offering more categories cost my business anything?

No. It is free to join with no setup fee and no monthly fee. Offering the full menu instead of one category does not add any cost or any inventory. You never hold or ship product.

Can I offer just weight care and skip the rest?

You can lead with whatever fits your audience, but there is little reason to hide the rest of the menu. Since each category has its own fixed marketing fee and you carry no cost, a broader menu simply gives more customers a reason to qualify.

How do the recurring fees work?

Some categories involve ongoing care, so a referred customer can stay in continuing treatment reviewed by their provider. When that happens, your marketing fee can recur monthly rather than paying once. Everything stays qualitative and depends on real, qualifying referrals.

Start offering the full menu

The fastest way to grow referral income is to offer more than one category, and the full telehealth menu lets you do that without any added risk or clinical responsibility. It is free to join, you do no clinical work, and independent licensed providers and licensed pharmacies handle everything after the introduction. Explore the partner program or the MedStands affiliate program and start offering the full menu to the audience you already have.