Trampoline and family fitness parks can add referral revenue by placing a QR code where parents already wait and gather, then earning a fixed monthly marketing fee for each adult who signs up through it and stays active on a licensed telehealth platform. The park does no clinical work: independent licensed providers review each request, and licensed pharmacies handle everything medical.

If your park already sells memberships, birthday packages, and concessions, a wellness referral line adds one more source of income that keeps paying after the introduction is made, without adding staff or inventory.

How a family fitness park referral line works

A family fitness park sees steady adult foot traffic every day. Parents supervise jump sessions, wait through birthday parties, and buy memberships for the whole household. That waiting time is quiet attention you can point toward a health option many parents are already curious about.

When your park joins as a partner, you receive a unique QR code and a personal link. Place the code at the front desk, on the cafe tables, near the viewing area, or in your membership emails. When a parent scans it and signs up, that person is attributed to your park automatically. From then on you earn a fixed marketing fee every month for as long as they keep actively using the platform. It works much like the recurring model described in how boutique fitness studios turn members into recurring revenue, applied to a family setting instead of a class studio.

What the park does: display a QR code, no clinical work

Your entire job is marketing the introduction. You never prescribe, stock, ship, or advise on anything medical. In practice, the park:

  • Displays a QR code and shares a personal link where adults naturally gather.
  • Mentions the option when it feels relevant, without giving medical advice.
  • Lets interested parents take the next step on their own device, privately.
  • Leaves every clinical decision to licensed professionals.

That is the whole workload. There is no product to inventory, no provider to hire, and nothing for your front desk to explain about treatment or dosing. You are making a referral, not delivering care.

Who handles intake, provider review, and pharmacy fulfillment

Everything clinical happens on the platform, away from your park. After a parent scans your code, they complete their own licensed telehealth intake. An independent licensed provider reviews that intake and decides whether to approve care. Not everyone qualifies, and you cannot influence who is approved, so you should never suggest that any specific person is a good candidate.

If a request is approved, a licensed pharmacy fulfills, ships, and refills the medication directly to the customer. The platform is LegitScript-certified, the standard for legitimate telehealth and online pharmacy operations. MedStands is not a medical practice and does not prescribe. Your park's name never appears on any clinical decision.

The fixed monthly marketing fee per active referred customer

Here is what makes the model steady. You earn a fixed marketing fee for each active referred customer, set in advance and paid to your bank every month for as long as that person keeps using the platform. It is a flat fee agreed up front, not a commission, not a cut, and not a percentage of what anyone spends. The amount does not swing with a customer's orders.

Because the fee recurs, a parent who signs up this month can keep contributing to your park's income month after month. A handful of active referrals can quietly build into a dependable line alongside your memberships and events. Membership-based venues use the same recurring structure, as covered in how membership organizations turn member wellness into revenue.

Launching for free

Getting started costs nothing. It is $0 to join, with no setup fee, no monthly fee, and nothing to buy. You are not stocking a product, running a medical service, or committing to a franchise. You add a QR code and a link to a business you already operate, and the recurring fees build from there.

If your park has adult foot traffic and a spot for a QR code, you already have what the model needs. Compare how other venues use it on the partner programs by industry page, or read more about joining as a telehealth referral partner to see the details.