Start online. Keep a clinician attached to every decision.
The Assessment takes about 10 minutes. An independent licensed provider reviews the case, asks for anything else they need, and decides whether treatment is appropriate. Reviews are typically completed in under 24 hours.
Give the clinician the useful version of the story.
Share your medical history, current medications, relevant symptoms, goals, and the health conditions that could affect treatment. Accuracy matters more than arriving with the right product already chosen.
If you know what you want to discuss, name it. If you do not, describe what changed and what you want help evaluating. You do not need to diagnose yourself before you begin.
No office visit required. The Assessment is completed online, on your schedule, from any device. Most people finish in about 10 minutes.
A licensed provider makes the call.
An independent licensed clinician reviews your Assessment and decides whether the requested treatment is clinically appropriate.
When more context is needed, the provider may ask follow-up questions, request labs, or require a telephone or video visit before deciding. A prescription is issued only when the clinician determines that treatment fits the case and can be prescribed under applicable law.
Reviews are typically completed in under 24 hours.
Patients complete an initial medical intake, which is reviewed by a licensed healthcare provider. Depending on the patient's medical needs and the laws of the patient's state of residence, the provider may require additional communication, including a synchronous telephone or video consultation, before determining whether treatment is appropriate. Prescriptions are issued only when clinically appropriate and in accordance with all applicable state and federal laws.
The prescription follows the medication.
If treatment is approved, the prescription moves to the appropriate licensed pharmacy.
The catalogue includes FDA-approved medications and compounded prescriptions. FDA-approved products are dispensed through licensed pharmacy channels. A compounded medication is prepared to the individual prescription by a licensed US pharmacy. Each product page identifies which type you are considering.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved drug products. They are prepared to individual prescriptions by licensed pharmacies rather than manufactured and approved as finished drug products.
503A licensed. Our pharmacy partner is a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy, subject to state board of pharmacy oversight and to USP standards for sterile compounding. Your medication is prepared, tested, and shipped under those standards.
Care stays attached after delivery.
Your response, tolerability, questions, and any treatment changes remain part of the clinical relationship.
If side effects appear, the treatment does not fit as expected, or your health changes, bring that information back to the care team. Your provider can decide whether the plan should continue, change, pause, or stop.
Continuity matters. The next decision begins with the history already gathered, not another cold start.
This is not a supplement subscription. It is ongoing clinical care, managed by real providers, with the flexibility to evolve with you.
Ask before you begin.
You are not charged. Your clinician explains the reasoning and, where useful, what a better next step may be. Reviews are typically completed in under 24 hours.
An independent licensed provider reviews the case and makes the prescribing decision. AnthologyRX facilitates the telehealth and care-coordination experience but does not direct clinical judgment.
That depends on the medication. FDA-approved products are dispensed through licensed pharmacy channels. Compounded medications are prepared to individual prescriptions by licensed US pharmacies. The product page identifies the medication type before you start.
Yes. Cancel before the renewal date from your member dashboard. No phone calls required. Your provider is notified and can manage any clinically appropriate taper or transition plan.
Contact your care team through the patient portal so a provider can review what is happening. For urgent medical concerns, contact emergency services. AnthologyRX is not an emergency medical service.
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About 10 minutes to start. A clear decision on the other side.
Complete your Assessment. A licensed provider reviews the case, asks for anything else they need, and explains whether treatment is appropriate.