You can add a wellness telehealth referral amenity to your resort by joining a partner program that links guests to licensed online care, then earning a fixed or recurring monthly marketing fee while independent providers and licensed pharmacies handle every clinical detail. Your resort makes the introduction, and the platform does the rest.
Why a wellness telehealth amenity fits resorts
Guests come to a resort to feel better. A wellness telehealth referral amenity extends that feeling past checkout by giving guests a simple, private way to explore licensed online care for goals like metabolic health or everyday wellness. You are not opening a clinic or hiring staff. You are adding a modern convenience that sits naturally alongside the spa, the fitness center, and your concierge desk.
Because the amenity runs on a QR code and a short link, it works in a lobby, a welcome packet, a spa menu, or an in-room card. Guests scan, and they are taken to a licensed online care experience. Your resort never touches medicine, never gives health advice, and never processes a health request. You simply make the introduction and let the amenity do the work.
How the resort referral amenity works
The model is straightforward. You receive a unique QR code and referral link tied to your resort. You place them where guests already look, such as a spa reception area, a wellness lounge, or a digital guest directory. When a guest scans and starts a request, the platform attributes that guest to your resort.
From there, the resort earns a fixed or recurring monthly marketing fee. That fee is set in advance. It is not a commission, not a percentage, and not a cut of sales. It does not change based on what a guest is prescribed or what any pharmacy ships. You know the arrangement before you promote anything, which keeps the amenity clean and easy to explain to ownership and to guests.
If you want a deeper walkthrough of the mechanics, read how the MedStands model turns a QR code into a monthly payout.
Who handles the clinical side
This is the most important part, and it is the part your resort never has to worry about. Independent licensed providers do the prescribing. Licensed pharmacies handle fulfillment, refills, and shipping. The platform itself is LegitScript-certified, which is a recognized standard for legitimate telehealth and online pharmacy operations.
MedStands is not a medical practice and does not prescribe. Every request a guest submits is reviewed by a licensed provider, and not everyone qualifies. Treatments involve only clinician-decided options such as semaglutide, tirzepatide, sildenafil, or tadalafil, and that decision always sits with the provider, never with your resort. Your team offers no medical opinions and makes no promises about outcomes.
For a fuller explanation of the care chain, see who handles prescribing and shipping in a referral program.
What your resort does (and does not do)
Your resort does one thing: it promotes the amenity. You display the QR code, mention it at the concierge desk, or include it in your wellness materials. That is the entire job.
Here is what your resort does not do. It does no clinical work. It holds no inventory. It handles no fulfillment, no shipping, and no refills. It stores no health records. It never bills a guest for care. Because the fee is a fixed marketing fee rather than a sales cut, your accounting stays simple and predictable.
It is also free to join. There is no setup fee and no monthly fee to carry the amenity. If you are wondering whether a program like this costs anything up front, read does my business pay to join a partner program.
Choosing partner or affiliate
Resorts usually join as a partner, which is built for physical locations that see guests in person and want a branded, on-property amenity. Independent operators, consultants, or influencers in the hospitality space may prefer the affiliate route, which is built for online promotion.
You can compare the two paths in partner vs affiliate: which program fits. Either way, the money side stays the same in spirit: a fixed or recurring monthly marketing fee, set in advance, with no clinical work on your end.
Common questions
Does my resort need a medical license?
No. Your resort refers guests to licensed online care and does no clinical work. The prescribing is done by independent licensed providers, and shipping and refills are done by licensed pharmacies. You are the introduction, not the caregiver.
How much can the resort earn?
Earnings come as a fixed or recurring monthly marketing fee that is agreed in advance. We keep specific figures out of general guides because the arrangement is set per partner, not tied to guest volume or sales. For how referral earnings tend to work, see how much you can earn referring businesses to telehealth.
Is this safe to offer guests?
The platform is LegitScript-certified, every request is reviewed by a licensed provider, and not everyone qualifies. Your resort makes no health claims and gives no medical advice, so the amenity stays firmly on the marketing side.
What do we actually put in front of guests?
Usually a QR code and a short link on a spa menu, a lobby card, a welcome packet, or a digital directory. Guests scan on their own time, in private. Nothing about the amenity asks your staff to discuss health details.
Ready to add the amenity
A wellness telehealth referral amenity gives your guests a modern, private path to licensed online care and gives your resort a clean, predictable marketing fee, all without touching medicine, inventory, or fulfillment. It is free to join, simple to display, and fully handled on the clinical side by licensed professionals.
Explore the Resorts program to see how the amenity fits your property, or browse partner programs by industry if you operate across more than one hospitality brand. When you are ready, joining takes only minutes, and your resort can start offering the amenity to guests right away.