No — it’s a 15-page crash course for licensed providers who want clarity now, not a CEU.

This guide gives you the clarity you need to move forward safely — including the meds, the clinical boundaries, and why this model is working so well. When you’re ready to price, package, and automate it, I’ll show you exactly how inside the Quick Start Pricing Guide and GLP-1 Launch Made Simple PDFs.

Yes! If you're already familiar with GLP-1s and are ready to quit giving your boss your profits, the Complete Practice Builder bundle is your best next step. You can access that training here: FULL LAUNCH BUNDLE

No. Many buyers use this guide before even choosing an EMR. It’s perfect for clinicians who are just getting started — or those who want to pivot to a leaner model.

That’s exactly why this guide exists. You don’t need to overhaul your workflow or launch something massive. This is about exploring what’s possible — ethically, safely, and on your terms. Whether you’re in primary care, a med spa, or building a telehealth side stream, this guide will help you understand how GLP-1s could fit your model — or help you build a new one that works better for your life.

Yes — and you don’t need a huge client list or full-time hours to do it. With a simple, recurring cash-pay model, many providers are earning $5K–$15K/month with just 10–20 clients. I personally generated over $380,000 in 18 months working under 10 hours a week. Your results depend on how you price, structure, and support your offer — but the potential is real, and it's more accessible than most providers realize.

If you’re a licensed prescribing provider (PA, NP, MD, DO) and it’s within your state’s scope, you’re likely already qualified to offer GLP-1s. This guide gives you the clarity to confirm your role, understand supervision requirements (if applicable), and know how to move forward responsibly. When in doubt, check with your state board — but in most cases, you're far more ready than you think.

That depends on your state, but many providers run fully remote practices offering GLP-1s via telehealth. This guide doesn’t teach telehealth setup — but it does explain how this model works in cash-pay and virtual formats. You’ll also learn how I structured my remote GLP-1 program, which now brings in consistent monthly revenue from home.

There is an entire page in the guide discussing this. The short answer is probably, yes! There are options available, including services like collaboratingdocs.com. I recommend finding a like-minded physician in your area and paying them a monthly fee. The profits are large enough that you should still have no problem maintaining a large profit margin even with this extra fee. There may, however, be laws in your state regarding physician assistant owned clinics and the legalities of paying your supervisor. Some states require in person visits prior to telehealth visits. Please check your state laws before purchasing.

This is a valid concern, and one we take seriously. While there has been increased scrutiny, compounding pharmacies are operating within legal boundaries to provide these medications. The lawsuits and regulatory actions have not, to date, been able to halt the production of compounded GLP-1s. We will equip you with the knowledge and resources to work with reputable pharmacies, ensuring you are always operating in a compliant and ethical manner.

It's crucial to look beyond the initial sticker price. While programs like TrumpRX may advertise low introductory costs, these prices increase over time. More importantly, they cannot compete with the level of service and personalized care you can offer. Patients in these programs often face long wait times, fragmented communication through intermediaries, and a lack of direct access to their provider. Your practice can offer competitive pricing while delivering a far superior patient experience, which is a powerful differentiator that patients are willing to pay for.

Direct-to-consumer programs from large pharmaceutical companies are transactional by nature. They provide the medication but little to no support. This is a significant gap in the market that your practice is perfectly positioned to fill. Patients are not just looking for a prescription; they are looking for a partner in their weight loss journey. Your ability to offer one-on-one guidance, support, and accountability is a premium service that these large-scale programs cannot match. This personalized approach is your key to attracting and retaining patients who are invested in their long-term health.

The compounding pharmacy industry has faced regulatory challenges for years, and reputable pharmacies have consistently adapted to remain compliant. Even in the event of increased regulation, the demand for accessible, affordable weight loss treatments will not disappear. Our program teaches you how to build a flexible, adaptable practice that can pivot if needed. Additionally, we stay on top of industry developments and provide ongoing support to ensure you are always informed and prepared.

Building a weight loss practice is about more than just one medication. The systems, workflows, and patient relationships you establish will serve as the foundation for a sustainable telehealth business. If the landscape changes, you will have the infrastructure and expertise to offer other weight loss treatments, wellness services, or expand into other areas of telehealth. The skills and business model you learn in our program are transferable and valuable, regardless of which specific treatments you offer.

The difference is night and day. With TrumpRX and direct pharmaceutical programs, patients are essentially on their own. They may get the medication, but they lack the ongoing support, accountability, and personalized guidance that are critical for successful, sustainable weight loss. Your practice offers a concierge-level experience. Patients have direct access to you, their local provider, without having to navigate through receptionists, nurses or national call centers. You can respond to their concerns quickly, adjust their treatment plans in real-time, and provide the encouragement and expertise they need to stay on track. This is the kind of high-touch service that patients are willing to pay a premium for.