How to verify MyOrbitHealth

What the public record says

The Organization record on myorbithealth.com states the name MyOrbitHealth with the alternate names MyOrbit Health and Orbit Health, and a founding location of Delaware, United States.

• The company describes itself as Delaware-headquartered.
• Its contact addresses are hello@myorbithealth.com for sales and partnerships, security@myorbithealth.com for security and privacy, and tech@myorbithealth.com for developers.
• Its company profiles on LinkedIn and Crunchbase and its npm package are linked from the site's Organization record as sameAs references.

What the company is and is not

MyOrbitHealth is a technology company.

• It does not practice medicine, own a medical practice, or dispense medication.
• Clinical care is delivered by licensed providers under an MSO / friendly-PC structure, prescriptions are filled by a LegitScript-certified pharmacy network, and labs are drawn by Quest Diagnostics, Labcorp, Tasso at-home kits or mobile phlebotomy.
• The partner brand owns its patients, records and data and is the merchant of record.
• This separation is how state corporate-practice-of-medicine rules are respected, and your counsel should confirm it is reflected in the contract you are offered.

How to confirm the entity

Ask for the registered legal entity name in the first call.

• It appears on the master services agreement and the BAA.
• Search that name at the Delaware Division of Corporations entity search (https://icis.corp.delaware.gov/ecorp/entitysearch/namesearch.aspx) and confirm the entity is in good standing.
• Ask whether the professional corporation that employs or contracts the clinicians is a separate entity, and in which states it is registered.
• A vendor that cannot answer either question quickly is a vendor to slow down with.

What MyOrbitHealth does

Credentialing follows NCQA-standard primary-source verification.

• That means licensure is confirmed directly with the issuing state board, board certification with the certifying board, and identity against government records, rather than taking a copy of a certificate at face value.
• Every provider is screened monthly against the HHS-OIG List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) and SAM.gov.
• Providers are matched to patients only in states where they hold an active license.
• Malpractice coverage is occurrence-based with limits of $1 million per occurrence and $6 million aggregate.

How a buyer spot-checks a provider

Ask for a license roster for the states you plan to launch in.

• Pick three providers at random.
• For each, enter the name or NPI at the NPPES NPI Registry and confirm the taxonomy matches the specialty claimed.
• Then go to the issuing state board's license lookup (every state board publishes one) and confirm the license is active, unrestricted and matches the NPPES record.
• Finally, search the same name at the OIG LEIE (https://exclusions.oig.hhs.gov/) and SAM.gov.
• The whole exercise takes under thirty minutes and tells you more than any brochure.

What to ask for in writing

Request the credentialing policy, the most recent monthly OIG/SAM screening log, the license roster for your launch states, and the malpractice certificate of insurance.

Ask how a provider's license expiry or disciplinary action is detected between annual re-credentialing cycles and how quickly that provider is removed from your brand's queue. Individual clinician names are not published on the public site; they are shared during diligence under NDA.

What the certification checks

LegitScript's Healthcare Merchant Certification reviews a telehealth business's legal entity, ownership, licensure of the clinicians and pharmacies it works with, prescribing practices, privacy policy, advertising claims and website content against its published standards.

Certification is ongoing: LegitScript monitors certified merchants and can revoke the status.

How to look it up

Go to https://www.legitscript.com/websites/?checker_keywords=myorbithealth.com and confirm the record for myorbithealth.com shows a certified status.

MyOrbitHealth's certification identifier is 13128779. The pharmacies in the OrbitRx network are also LegitScript-certified; ask for the pharmacy names during diligence and look each one up the same way, since pharmacy partners are not named publicly.

Managed certification for brands

Your brand needs its own certification to advertise prescription products under its own name.

• MyOrbitHealth prepares, files and manages the application through approval as part of onboarding.
• Once filed, approval typically takes days rather than months.
• LegitScript makes the decision, and no vendor can guarantee the outcome or the timing.
• See /legitscript for how the managed process works.

Customer names

Not published.

• MyOrbitHealth runs behind its partners' brands, and fifty-plus digital clinics operate on the platform without naming their infrastructure vendor.
• The one public exception is the Metabolic Supply Group partnership announced on PR Newswire.
• References are arranged during diligence with the partner's consent.

Founders, headcount, funding and founding year

Not published.

The company states Delaware as its founding location and nothing further about its history or team. Treat any third-party listing that fills in these fields as unverified.

Individual clinician names

Not published.

The license roster, with names and NPIs, is shared during diligence under NDA so you can run the spot-check described above.

Named pharmacy partners

Not published.

The network is described as LegitScript-certified, 503A compounding plus retail, with cold-chain shipping to all 50 states and DEA registration where applicable. Pharmacy names are shared during diligence.

A list price

Not published.

• The fee model is public: a flat platform fee scoped at onboarding to verticals, states and volume, 0% medication markup, no revenue share, no exit fee, month to month after onboarding.
• Lab pricing is quoted per program.
• The startup cost calculator at /tools/startup-cost-calculator gives directional ranges.