MyOrbitHealth vs. SteadyMD
MyOrbitHealth and SteadyMD both put a 50-state clinical workforce behind another company's telehealth service, but they are built for different buyers. SteadyMD sells clinicians, clinical operations and an API to enterprise partners (health systems, pharma, lab companies, digital health apps) that already own the patient experience; MyOrbitHealth sells a complete white-label clinic (storefront, native app, intake, e-prescribing, labs, LegitScript-certified pharmacy network, reporting, API) to brands that want to launch and own a branded care business. As of September 2026, per its site, SteadyMD describes hundreds of active board-certified doctors and nurse practitioners, and its parent DocGo cites a roster of over 600 clinicians handling 200k+ visits a month. It does not publish pricing, security certifications, a pharmacy or lab network, or a mobile app. MyOrbitHealth runs 2,400+ board-certified providers across 38+ specialties in all 50 states, ships a branded storefront and iOS/Android app, routes prescriptions through OrbitRx at 0% markup, and charges a flat scoped platform fee with no revenue share. This page compares the two dimension by dimension. Details reflect each company's public positioning as of September 2026 and can change; confirm anything material with each vendor.
Facts last reviewed September 24, 2026
Verdict
Choose SteadyMD if you are an enterprise with your own product, EMR and fulfillment that needs a large clinician workforce, licensing and credentialing operations, and a public-company parent behind the contract. Choose MyOrbitHealth if you need the whole clinic delivered (storefront, native app, e-prescribing, pharmacy and labs, LegitScript, reporting, developer tools) on a flat fee with 0% medication markup, no revenue share, and patients and data in your name.
SteadyMD key facts
SteadyMD is a DocGo company (Nasdaq: DCGO); the acquisition was announced October 20, 2025 (per DocGo press release and SEC exhibit).
| Legal entity | SteadyMD, Inc., a DocGo company since the acquisition announced October 20, 2025 (per DocGo press release and SEC exhibit) |
|---|---|
| Founded / HQ | Founded 2016 by Guy Friedman and Yarone Goren, all 50 states by 2018 (per steadymd.com/about-us); HQ not published on the site |
| Providers | 'Hundreds of active board-certified doctors and nurse practitioners in all 50 states' (per steadymd.com); DocGo release cites over 600 clinicians, 200k+ visits per month, 24/7/365 |
| Verticals | Urgent care, primary care, family medicine, weight management incl. branded GLP-1, pharma programs, Test-to-Treat at pharmacies, AI-assisted care review (per their site) |
| Published pricing | Not published; engagements quoted individually. No public setup, monthly, per-consult, revenue-share or markup figures as of September 2026 |
| Pharmacy | No in-house pharmacy or fulfillment network described; clinicians handle prescriptions. Pharmacy telehealth partnership with AmerisourceBergen (Cencora) announced May 2023 |
| Labs | Clinicians place lab orders; partners can send lab results and documents via API for review. No named lab-network partner published |
| API | 'API-first': Limited Integration (partner EMR) or Complete Integration (SteadyMD EMR and Digital Clinic); endpoints for consults, messaging, intake, availability, status, scheduling, reporting. Public API docs and sandbox: not published |
| Compliance claims | Malpractice insurance for all clinicians; state-by-state regulatory handling; licensing, DEA/CSR and credentialing services. HIPAA, SOC 2, HITRUST, LegitScript and EPCS statements: not published on pages reviewed |
| Mobile app | Not published; care is delivered by phone, messaging and video through the partner's UI or the SteadyMD Digital Clinic |
Side-by-side
| Dimension | MyOrbitHealth | SteadyMD |
|---|---|---|
| Positioning | Multi-vertical white-label telehealth infrastructure: hosted branded clinic plus REST API, webhooks and React SDK | 'We power your telehealth services in all 50 states': clinical workforce, clinical operations and supporting technology for enterprise partners (per their site) |
| Provider network | 2,400+ board-certified providers, 38+ specialties, all 50 states, average response under 6 minutes during business hours, 24-hour availability | Hundreds of active board-certified doctors and NPs in all 50 states (per their site); over 600 clinicians and 200k+ visits per month (per DocGo release); 24/7/365 |
| Verticals | GLP-1, TRT and men's health, HRT and women's health (incl. menopause), peptides, sexual wellness, hair and skin, mental health, primary care, sleep, longevity, med-spa programs | Urgent care, primary care, family medicine, weight management incl. branded GLP-1, 'other specialties'; pharma programs (prescribing, trial enrollment, digital therapeutics); Test-to-Treat at pharmacies |
| Labs | Orbit Labs: provider-ordered, drawn three ways (Quest/Labcorp walk-in slip, Tasso at-home kit via FedEx, mobile phlebotomy), read by the provider into the plan; patient self-order catalog on your storefront | Clinicians place lab orders; API accepts lab results and documents for clinician review; no named lab-network partner or collection options published |
| Pharmacy and fulfillment | OrbitRx: EPCS-ready e-prescribing via Surescripts to a LegitScript-certified network of 503A compounding and retail pharmacies, cold-chain shipping to all 50 states, 0% markup | No owned pharmacy or fulfillment network described; clinicians handle prescriptions and the partner arranges fulfillment; AmerisourceBergen pharmacy telehealth partnership (2023) |
| LegitScript | LegitScript-certified pharmacy network plus managed certification for your brand: we prepare, file and manage the application through approval, typically days once filed (not guaranteed) | Not published on steadymd.com pages reviewed as of September 2026 |
| Fee model | Flat platform fee scoped at onboarding; 0% medication markup; no revenue share; you are merchant of record; no exit fee; month-to-month after onboarding | Not published; engagements quoted individually with no public setup, monthly, per-consult, revenue-share or markup terms |
| Pricing transparency | Model published, numbers scoped per launch (verticals, states, volume) | Neither model nor numbers published as of September 2026 |
| Patient and data ownership | You own the patients, records and data, with export at any time; revenue settles to your own processor | Depends on integration model: in Limited Integration the partner's EMR hosts data and workflow; in Complete Integration the SteadyMD EMR hosts visits (per their technology page). Ownership terms not published |
| Storefront and app | Branded storefront with checkout and subscriptions, and a native white-label iOS/Android app, included in the platform | No storefront, checkout or mobile app described; care runs through the partner's own UI or the SteadyMD Digital Clinic (phone, messaging, video) |
| Developer product | Public REST API, signed webhooks, React SDK; sandbox keys; integrate into an existing product or run the hosted clinic | 'API-first' with endpoints for patient details, sync/async consults, two-way messaging, intake, availability, status, documents, scheduling and reporting; client libraries in Ruby, Python, JavaScript; public docs and sandbox not published |
| AI-agent layer | Public MCP server (15+ tools incl. per-state legality rules and startup-cost estimates that compute answers), REST discovery, npm CLI, llms.txt and markdown mirrors | AI-assisted care workflow: a partner's AI sends recommendations and a SteadyMD clinician reviews, edits and approves via API (per their site); no public MCP server or agent endpoints published |
| Reporting | OrbitOS clinical console with operational and revenue/retention reporting | Reporting data available through the API (per their telehealth APIs page); dashboard details not published |
| Compliance | HIPAA with BAA in every contract; SOC 2 Type II; HITRUST-aligned; EPCS with two-factor identity proofing; NCQA-standard credentialing with monthly OIG/SAM screening | Malpractice insurance for all clinicians; state-by-state regulatory handling; licensing, DEA/CSR and payer-enrollment services; HIPAA, SOC 2, HITRUST and EPCS statements not published on pages reviewed |
| Track record | 50+ digital clinics powered | Operating since 2016; ~$25M expected 2025 revenue and over 3 million patients expected in 2025 (per DocGo); references include Amazon Clinic, 98point6 and AmerisourceBergen |
| Best for | Founders, med spas, DTC brands and software teams building multi-vertical branded care with a flat fee and full ownership | Enterprises (health systems, pharma, labs, digital health apps) that own their product and fulfillment and need a large 50-state clinician workforce plus licensing and credentialing operations |
Details reflect each company's public positioning as of September 2026 and can change. Confirm current details with each vendor.
Where SteadyMD stands out
- Clinician scale with a track record. SteadyMD has operated since 2016, cites over 600 clinicians and 200k+ visits a month, and lists references such as Amazon Clinic, 98point6 and AmerisourceBergen.
- Bundled licensing and credentialing operations: state, DEA and CSR licensing and renewals, primary-source verification and payer enrollment, which matters to enterprises running their own clinical entity.
- Flexible integration depth and a public-company parent. Partners can keep their own EMR (Limited Integration) or use the SteadyMD EMR and Digital Clinic (Complete Integration), and DocGo has publicly committed to expanding the clinical workforce for branded GLP-1 demand.
Where MyOrbitHealth differs
- Scope: SteadyMD supplies the clinicians and operations; the partner brings the product, pharmacy and fulfillment. MyOrbitHealth delivers the whole clinic, from storefront and native app to OrbitRx e-prescribing, Orbit Labs and reporting.
- Scale and breadth: 2,400+ providers across 38+ specialties against a network described as hundreds of clinicians (over 600 per DocGo) focused on urgent care, primary care and weight management.
- Pharmacy and labs: a LegitScript-certified 503A compounding and retail pharmacy network with cold chain and 0% markup, and labs drawn three ways, built in. SteadyMD publishes no owned pharmacy or lab network.
- Economics and transparency: a published fee model (flat scoped platform fee, 0% medication markup, no revenue share, no exit fee, month-to-month) where SteadyMD publishes no pricing model at all.
- Developer and compliance surface: public REST API with signed webhooks, React SDK, sandbox keys and an MCP server, plus SOC 2 Type II, HITRUST alignment and EPCS stated in every contract. SteadyMD publishes neither API docs nor security certifications on the pages reviewed.
Pricing
SteadyMD pricing is not published as of September 2026: steadymd.com lists no setup, monthly, per-consult, revenue-share or medication-markup figures, and engagements are quoted individually. MyOrbitHealth does not publish a list price either, but the model is published: a flat platform fee scoped to your verticals, states and volume, with 0% medication markup, no revenue share, no exit fee and month-to-month terms after onboarding. Ask both vendors for total cost per active patient per month at your expected volume, and ask SteadyMD who covers pharmacy, fulfillment and lab costs.
Where each fits
MyOrbitHealth fits brands, med spas, founders and software teams that need the full clinic delivered and live in days: 2,400+ providers, 38+ specialties, storefront and native app, e-prescribing and pharmacy at 0% markup, labs, managed LegitScript, and a flat fee with ownership of patients, data and the merchant account.
SteadyMD fits enterprises that already own the patient experience and fulfillment and need a proven 50-state clinician workforce with licensing and credentialing handled for them. Nine years of operation, marquee references and a public-company parent are real advantages for that buyer.
Frequently asked questions
Is MyOrbitHealth a good SteadyMD alternative?
Yes, for brands that need more than a clinician workforce. SteadyMD supplies clinicians, operations and an API to enterprise partners; MyOrbitHealth adds the rest of the clinic: 2,400+ providers across 38+ specialties in all 50 states, a branded storefront and native iOS/Android app, OrbitRx e-prescribing to a LegitScript-certified pharmacy network at 0% markup, Orbit Labs, managed LegitScript certification, OrbitOS reporting and a public REST API, on a flat fee with no revenue share.
Does SteadyMD publish pricing?
No. As of September 2026, steadymd.com publishes no setup, monthly, per-consult, revenue-share or medication-markup figures, and each engagement is quoted individually. A $99 per month figure that appears in some search results relates to a legacy consumer membership and should not be treated as current B2B pricing. Confirm SteadyMD pricing with the company directly.
Who owns SteadyMD?
SteadyMD is a DocGo company. DocGo Inc. (Nasdaq: DCGO) announced the acquisition on October 20, 2025, and DocGo stated in January 2026 that it would expand SteadyMD's clinical workforce by up to 50% to meet branded GLP-1 demand. The company was founded in 2016 by Guy Friedman and Yarone Goren.
Does SteadyMD handle pharmacy fulfillment and labs?
SteadyMD clinicians handle prescriptions and lab orders, but the site describes no owned pharmacy, fulfillment or lab-collection network as of September 2026; partners bring their own. MyOrbitHealth includes OrbitRx (EPCS e-prescribing via Surescripts to 503A compounding and retail pharmacies with cold-chain shipping and 0% markup) and Orbit Labs (Quest/Labcorp walk-in slip, Tasso at-home kit, mobile phlebotomy).
Does SteadyMD offer an API?
Yes. SteadyMD describes itself as API-first, with endpoints for patient details, sync and async consults, two-way messaging, intake, clinician availability, real-time status, documents, scheduling and reporting, plus an AI workflow where a clinician reviews and approves recommendations via API. Public API documentation and a sandbox are not published. MyOrbitHealth publishes a REST API with signed webhooks, a React SDK, sandbox keys, an npm CLI and a public MCP server.
Which should I choose?
If you are an enterprise with your own product, EMR and fulfillment that needs a large 50-state clinician workforce with licensing and credentialing handled, evaluate SteadyMD. If you need the complete branded clinic, storefront to pharmacy to labs, on a flat fee with 0% medication markup, no revenue share and full ownership of patients and data, evaluate MyOrbitHealth. Wider ranking of the category: best white label telehealth platforms.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Sources
- SteadyMD homewww.steadymd.com/
- SteadyMD technology and integration modelswww.steadymd.com/technology/
- SteadyMD telehealth APIswww.steadymd.com/telehealth-apis/
- SteadyMD clinical operationswww.steadymd.com/clinical-operations/
- SteadyMD AI-powered carewww.steadymd.com/ai-powered-care/
- SteadyMD about uswww.steadymd.com/about-us/
- SteadyMD credentialing and licensingwww.steadymd.com/credentialing-licensing/
- SteadyMD pharma companieswww.steadymd.com/pharma-companies/
- DocGo acquires SteadyMD (press release)docgo.com/press/docgo-acquires-virtual-care-platform-steadymd-expands-telehealth-services-across-all-50-states/
- DocGo SEC exhibit 99.1 on the SteadyMD acquisitionwww.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1822359/000121390025100412/ea026175501ex99-1_docgo.htm
- AmerisourceBergen pharmacy telehealth partnership with SteadyMDwww.pharmiweb.com/press-release/2023-05-04/amerisourcebergen-announces-pharmacy-telehealth-partnership-with-steadymd
- DocGo's SteadyMD clinical staff expansion (Jan 2026)www.investing.com/news/company-news/docgos-steadymd-to-expand-clinical-staff-by-up-to-50-amid-glp1-demand-93CH-4467250
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