Launch a White-Label TRT & Men's Health Clinic
MyOrbitHealth powers branded men's health clinics covering TRT, ED, and hair loss on one infrastructure. Because testosterone is a controlled substance, prescribing runs through OrbitRx with EPCS and two-factor identity proofing. You own the brand and the patient relationship; licensed providers across all 50 states handle the medicine.
How it works
- Step 1
Branded intake — Orbit Intake collects symptoms and history and flags cases that need labs or escalation, under your brand.
- Step 2
Labs & provider review — where required, patients complete lab work; a licensed provider reviews results and prescribes when clinically appropriate, from a 1,240+ provider, 50-state network.
- Step 3
Prescribe & fulfill — OrbitRx e-prescribes (EPCS-ready with two-factor identity proofing for controlled substances) to the LegitScript-certified pharmacy network.
- Step 4
Retain — OrbitOS manages follow-ups, refills, and subscription billing across TRT, ED, and hair loss.
What MyOrbitHealth provides
Clinical console for multi-condition management.
Men's-health intake with lab triggers.
EPCS controlled-substance prescribing with two-factor identity proofing.
50-state prescribers with per-state routing.
Frequently asked questions
How are controlled substances like testosterone handled?
Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, so OrbitRx uses EPCS with two-factor identity proofing. Providers prescribe only when clinically appropriate and consistent with state and federal rules. This is general information, not legal advice.
Do patients need lab work?
Often yes for TRT. The intake flags when labs are needed, and providers review results before prescribing. Requirements vary by state and clinical picture.
Can I offer TRT, ED, and hair loss under one brand?
Yes. Men's health brands commonly run all three on one infrastructure, which improves lifetime value versus a single-condition offer.
Do you cover all 50 states?
The provider network covers all 50 states, with per-state routing for async vs. synchronous requirements.
This is general information, not legal advice.
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