Men's health clinics can add telehealth referral revenue by joining a free partner program and sharing a QR code or personal link with the men they already serve. When someone signs up through that link for licensed telehealth care, including GLP-1 weight management, the clinic earns a fixed marketing fee paid to its bank every month for as long as that person keeps actively using the platform. There is no clinical work, no inventory, and no prescribing on your side.

This works because your clinic is doing the marketing, not the medicine. You point people toward care they may already be curious about, and licensed providers and pharmacies handle everything after that. Below is how the model fits a men's health clinic specifically, and what actually changes day to day.

Why this fits a men's health clinic

Men's health clinics already have the audience and the trust. Your patients come in focused on their overall wellness, testosterone and hormone health, energy, and body composition. Weight management is a natural part of that conversation, and many of the men you see are already asking about GLP-1 options they have read about.

A telehealth referral program lets you serve that interest without expanding your medical scope or hiring new providers. You are not opening a weight-loss division. You are handing an existing patient a link to a separate, licensed telehealth service and earning a marketing fee if they choose to use it. Every request is reviewed by a licensed provider, and not everyone qualifies, so your role is simply to make the option visible.

If you also run hormone or TRT services, the same logic applies to that side of your patient base. You can see how a closely related clinic type approaches this in How Hormone Clinics Can Add GLP-1 Weight Loss Through Referrals.

What you actually do, and what you don't

Your part is short. You get a QR code and a personal link. You place the code where patients already are: the front desk, an intake tablet, an after-visit summary, an email, or a post-appointment text. When a patient scans or clicks and signs up, they are attributed to your clinic automatically.

That is the whole workflow. To be clear about the boundaries:

  • No clinical work. You do not evaluate, diagnose, or advise on treatment.
  • No inventory. You never stock, store, or handle medication.
  • No prescribing. You do not write or approve any prescription.
  • No fulfillment. You do not ship, refill, or manage anything.

Because there is nothing physical to manage, this does not turn into a project for your staff. It is a link and a code, added to touchpoints you already use.

Who handles the medical side

The clinical side is fully separated from your clinic. Licensed providers do the prescribing and licensed pharmacies do the fulfillment, refills, and shipping. The platform is LegitScript-certified. MedStands is not a medical practice and does not prescribe.

This separation is the point. Your clinic stays in its lane, and the patient gets care from properly licensed professionals. Every request is reviewed by a licensed provider, and not everyone qualifies, which means the medical decisions are never yours to make or influence. You can read more about that division of responsibility in Who Handles the Prescribing and Shipping in a Referral Program?.

How the marketing fee works

You earn a fixed marketing fee, set in advance, for each person who signs up through your link and remains an active customer. It is paid to your bank every month for as long as that customer keeps using the platform. It is not a commission, not a percentage of sales, and not a cut of anything. It is a flat fee agreed on up front.

That structure is what makes it recurring. One patient who scans your code and stays active can contribute a monthly fee for months, and those active customers add up over time. The earning is tied to ongoing use, so the value builds as your referred patients continue their care.

Common questions

Does my clinic have to pay anything to join?

No. It is free to join, with no setup fee, no monthly fee, and nothing to buy. You add a QR code and a link to touchpoints you already have, so there is no equipment or software cost.

Do we take on any clinical or liability work?

No. There is no clinical work, no inventory, no prescribing, and no fulfillment. Your clinic never touches medication. Licensed providers handle the prescribing and licensed pharmacies handle the rest, which keeps the medical responsibility with them.

Who decides if a patient qualifies for treatment?

A licensed provider does. Every request is reviewed by a licensed provider, and not everyone qualifies. Your clinic cannot influence who gets treated, and you should not tell any patient they are a good candidate. You simply make the option available.

Is the fee a commission?

No. It is a fixed marketing fee set in advance, paid monthly per active customer. It is not a commission, a percentage, or a share of revenue. If that distinction matters to you, see Is a Telehealth Referral Fee a Commission? Here Is How It Actually Works.

Get started

If you run a men's health clinic and want a simple way to add recurring monthly revenue without changing your clinical services, the men's health partner program is built for exactly this. It is free to join and takes only a QR code and a link to begin. You can also browse partner programs by industry to see how similar businesses use the same model.