Yes. A membership organization can offer its members a licensed telehealth wellness benefit and earn a fixed monthly marketing fee, all by sharing one group link, and without doing any clinical work at all.
The audience here is broad and specific at once: clubs, professional associations, coworking spaces, alumni networks, and other groups that already hold a trusted relationship with their members. If your organization sends a newsletter, runs a member portal, or keeps a benefits page, you already have everything you need to add this perk.
How it works for a membership organization
You join the MedStands partner program, which is free. There is no setup fee, no monthly fee, and nothing to buy. You get a single group QR code and a personal link that you place wherever members look for benefits.
The whole model in plain terms:
- Join free and connect a bank account once.
- Share your group link in the member portal, on the benefits page, or in the newsletter.
- Members scan or click, then complete their own intake with the platform.
- A licensed provider reviews each request, and a licensed pharmacy handles anything prescribed, including refills and shipping.
- You earn a fixed marketing fee for each active referred member, set in advance and paid to your bank every month for as long as that member stays active.
That fee is a flat, agreed amount per active member. It is not a cut of sales, not tied to what anyone spends, and not a reward for steering people toward a particular product. Because it is fixed and predictable, your organization can budget around it like any other recurring revenue line.
A member perk that is also revenue
The reason this fits membership groups so well is that it does two jobs at once. Members gain access to a modern telehealth wellness program as a benefit of belonging. Your organization gains a recurring revenue line that can support the programming, events, or scholarships you already fund.
It is worth naming the category precisely. GLP-1 receptor agonists (glucagon-like peptide-1) such as semaglutide, and dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonists such as tirzepatide, are commonly used to support weight management and blood sugar regulation. Some programs also include peptide-based wellness options, and those categories vary in regulatory status. Whether any option is appropriate for a given member is a decision the licensed provider makes after reviewing the request, and not everyone qualifies. Your organization never touches medication, inventory, or prescriptions, and never gives medical advice. You share a link, and the clinical team does the rest.
MedStands is LegitScript-certified and is not a medical practice, so your group stays entirely on the marketing side of the line.
For related walkthroughs, see how coworking spaces offer telehealth as a member perk and how country clubs build recurring referral revenue.
Common questions
Does my organization need any medical licensing?
No. You never prescribe, dispense, or supervise care. Licensed providers and pharmacies carry that responsibility, so a member portal and a link are all you need.
What do we tell members?
Keep it simple and non-clinical. Let members know a licensed telehealth program can review whether a wellness option is right for them, then share the group link. The provider handles eligibility and dosing.
How does the organization get paid?
You connect a bank account once. The fixed marketing fee for each active referred member is paid out monthly, automatically, for as long as that member stays active.
Is member tracking accurate over time?
Yes. Members who sign up through your group link are attributed to your organization for the life of that relationship, with lifetime tracking.
Get started
Adding this benefit takes minutes and costs nothing. Browse every supported group type on the industries overview, or read the details on the partner program page. Bring the members you already serve, and let the licensed clinical team handle the care.