How MyOrbitHealth Pricing Works
MyOrbitHealth pricing is scoped to your volume and the verticals you run, rather than a one-size list price. This page explains the pricing models common in white-label telehealth, what's included with MyOrbitHealth, what drives cost, and how to get a quote.
Common pricing models in white-label telehealth
Most white-label telehealth deals in this market are hybrids of the models below. Whichever structure you're quoted, model everything to cost per active patient per month so you can compare apples to apples.
A one-time fee covering onboarding, brand configuration, provider network setup, and integration work.
A recurring fee for platform access — OrbitOS, intake, e-prescribing, hosting, and support.
A variable fee tied to clinical volume — charged per completed visit or per prescription issued.
A percentage of revenue from the branded clinic, sometimes used in lieu of, or in addition to, per-consult pricing.
Compounded or dispensed medication costs passed through from the pharmacy, sometimes with a service margin.
As one published reference point, Cuvo lists roughly $1k–$2k/month plus $25 per consult and an $8k setup fee as of mid-2026. That figure describes Cuvo's positioning, not MyOrbitHealth's — we scope quotes individually.
What's included with MyOrbitHealth
Multi-tenant clinical console with real-time uptime, queue health, role-based access, and full HIPAA audit trail.
AI-driven adaptive intake with severity scoring and red-flag escalation, white-labeled per brand.
EPCS-ready e-prescribing to a LegitScript-certified pharmacy network, routed via Surescripts.
1,240+ board-certified providers across 38+ specialties in all 50 U.S. states.
HIPAA compliance with a BAA in every contract; SOC 2 controls; HITRUST-aligned architecture; PHI in U.S. region.
Onboarding, launch, and ongoing account support as part of the platform fee.
What drives your cost
Total completed visits per month — the single biggest driver of variable cost.
Adding verticals (e.g. GLP-1, TRT, peptides) changes clinical workflows and provider mix.
State rules and product design influence how many visits are async versus live — synchronous visits typically cost more.
Compounded and dispensed medication costs vary by molecule, dosage, and pharmacy. Get pass-through pricing in writing.
Tip: always get pass-through medication pricing in writing. It's the biggest hidden cost driver in white-label telehealth.
Frequently asked questions
Does MyOrbitHealth publish a price list?
No. Pricing is scoped to your consult volume and the verticals you run, so you get a quote that fits your unit economics rather than a generic list price.
Is there a setup fee?
White-label telehealth deals commonly include a one-time setup or implementation fee alongside a monthly platform fee. Your quote will spell out the structure.
Is there a markup on medication?
Ask any vendor for pass-through medication pricing in writing. Medication pass-through is one of the biggest hidden cost drivers in this category, so model total cost per active patient including any medication component.
How do I get a quote?
Tell us your target verticals and expected volume via the contact page, and we'll scope pricing to your launch.
This is general information, not legal or financial advice.
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