Explore launch a program built for six high-growth care categories on one connected Wizlo platform.
One capability, fully connected
Launch a Program should not operate as another disconnected tool. On Wizlo, it works alongside patient intake, clinical records, providers, pharmacy fulfillment, payments, and the patient experience. That shared infrastructure gives operators one system to launch, manage, and scale instead of another integration to own.
The practical difference shows up in the handoffs. Staff can follow the patient from sign-up through care and fulfillment without rebuilding the story in another system. That means fewer manual checks, clearer ownership, and a workflow that is easier to operate as volume grows.
Choose a care category to see the workflows, infrastructure, and operational advantages built for that market.
Launch and scale a compliant GLP-1 weight-management program on one white-label telehealth stack.
Run a peptide therapy practice with compliant intakes, provider coverage, and pharmacy routing built in.
Operate a TRT/HRT clinic end to end, with labs, e-prescribing, and 50-state provider coverage on one platform.
Turn a hair restoration brand into a full telehealth clinic with intake-to-fulfillment automation.
Deliver discreet, HIPAA-compliant sexual health care with white-label portals and multi-pharmacy fulfillment.
Build a NAD+ and longevity practice on compliant infrastructure, with providers, pharmacy, and payments included.
Category-specific operations
Launching a GLP-1 program is normally a months-long project because it means assembling providers, protocols, pharmacy fulfillment, and payments for a new line of care. On Wizlo, that infrastructure already exists and is shared across the platform, so adding GLP-1 is a configuration you turn on rather than a build you start. Clinics that already run one telehealth line can go live with GLP-1 in days.
Turn on a GLP-1 program with providers, protocols, pharmacy, and payments already configured.
The turnkey model works because the hard, regulated parts are common across programs. The same 50-state provider network, the same 40+ pharmacy routing waterfall, and the same Wizlo Pay processing that power your existing clinic extend to your peptide program without new vendors or new integrations. You inherit a proven operation instead of standing up a parallel one.
Go live in days because the peptide infrastructure is shared with the rest of your platform.
Speed here is revenue. Every month a hormone therapy clinic spends building a hormone therapy line the hard way is demand captured by someone else. A turnkey launch lets you meet that demand now, on the compliant, LegitScript-aligned foundation you already trust, and once hormone therapy is live, it runs inside the same connected system as the rest of your patients.
Capture hormone therapy demand you're currently sending elsewhere.
Launching a hair loss program the traditional way is slow only because the regulated infrastructure gets rebuilt each time. When that infrastructure already exists and is shared across programs, adding hair loss stops being a build and becomes a configuration. On Wizlo, a clinic already running one telehealth line can switch on hair loss in days, inheriting the providers, protocols, pharmacy routing, and payments it already trusts.
Add the program without adding a new stack of vendors to manage.
The turnkey model works because the hard parts are common. Provider licensing, pharmacy failover, HIPAA architecture, and payment underwriting don't change from one program to the next, so once a sexual health clinic has them for its first line, extending them to sexual health costs almost nothing. That's why the marginal program is fast and cheap where the first one was slow and expensive.
Launch sexual health on the same compliant, LegitScript-aligned foundation you already trust.
Adding NAD+ is also a retention and lifetime-value play. Patients already in your clinic for one line can be served a second without going elsewhere, and each additional program deepens the relationship. Because NAD+ launches turnkey on the same platform, expanding what you offer becomes a growth lever you can pull without an infrastructure project standing in the way.
Add NAD+ without re-solving providers, pharmacy, or payments, they're already shared.
Common questions
Because providers, pharmacy, and payments are already in place, most clinics turn on a GLP-1 program in days rather than months.
No. Your peptide program uses the same provider network, pharmacy routing, and payments as the rest of your Wizlo platform.
Yes. If you already run one line of care on Wizlo, adding hormone therapy is a configuration rather than a new build.
Yes. It launches on the same HIPAA-compliant, LegitScript-aligned foundation as your existing clinic.
Providers, protocols, pharmacy fulfillment routing, and payments for your sexual health program, ready to turn on.
The first build stands up the regulated infrastructure; once it exists, adding NAD+ reuses it, so the marginal program launches in days.
Walk through the connected workflows for your care category and see what it takes to launch or migrate.
