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Ever felt the plan stall because a patient’s weight kept their knees sore and their back flared no matter how clean the adjustments and rehab were? We dig into a practical, ethical way to add GLP‑1s and peptides to a chiropractic practice—without hiring staff, stocking meds, or gambling your ad accounts. Jessica, a veteran PT turned healthcare marketing and telehealth operator, walks us through the exact five‑part system she uses to stand up a white‑label program: licensed providers for chart review, LegitScript‑friendly pharmacies, a software hub that handles intake and order flow, compliant payment processing, and storytelling‑first marketing that actually survives Meta’s filters.
We talk shop about what really works in 2025: consented microinfluencer and patient UGC instead of banned before‑and‑afters, email lists as the quiet conversion engine, and simple in‑office touches like QR codes that let curious patients opt in. On the clinical side, we cover eligibility, safety flags, and why pairing supervised medication with nutrition, movement, and check‑ins leads to better musculoskeletal outcomes—not a shortcut, a catalyst. The business math gets real too: modest provider fees, transparent cost of goods, and typical monthly margins that compound as patients stay on therapy for six months or transition to microdosing. One happy patient often becomes three, and recurring revenue funds better care across the board.
If you’ve wondered whether GLP‑1s belong in a rehab‑centric clinic, this conversation shows how to do it cleanly: branded to your practice, compliant across channels, and largely automated from intake to doorstep. You keep the relationship and the standards; the telehealth layer handles the logistics. Ready to turn trust into outcomes and a resilient revenue line? Subscribe, share this with a colleague who’s on the fence, and leave a quick review with the one question you still want answered.
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By Enrico DolcecoreEver felt the plan stall because a patient’s weight kept their knees sore and their back flared no matter how clean the adjustments and rehab were? We dig into a practical, ethical way to add GLP‑1s and peptides to a chiropractic practice—without hiring staff, stocking meds, or gambling your ad accounts. Jessica, a veteran PT turned healthcare marketing and telehealth operator, walks us through the exact five‑part system she uses to stand up a white‑label program: licensed providers for chart review, LegitScript‑friendly pharmacies, a software hub that handles intake and order flow, compliant payment processing, and storytelling‑first marketing that actually survives Meta’s filters.
We talk shop about what really works in 2025: consented microinfluencer and patient UGC instead of banned before‑and‑afters, email lists as the quiet conversion engine, and simple in‑office touches like QR codes that let curious patients opt in. On the clinical side, we cover eligibility, safety flags, and why pairing supervised medication with nutrition, movement, and check‑ins leads to better musculoskeletal outcomes—not a shortcut, a catalyst. The business math gets real too: modest provider fees, transparent cost of goods, and typical monthly margins that compound as patients stay on therapy for six months or transition to microdosing. One happy patient often becomes three, and recurring revenue funds better care across the board.
If you’ve wondered whether GLP‑1s belong in a rehab‑centric clinic, this conversation shows how to do it cleanly: branded to your practice, compliant across channels, and largely automated from intake to doorstep. You keep the relationship and the standards; the telehealth layer handles the logistics. Ready to turn trust into outcomes and a resilient revenue line? Subscribe, share this with a colleague who’s on the fence, and leave a quick review with the one question you still want answered.
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