Service Availability

How it works

How peptide telehealth actually operates.

Peptide telehealth is not the same as ordering a supplement online. It requires licensed clinicians, individualized patient evaluation, prescription issuance, and compliant pharmacy dispensing. Here's how the model works across the states we serve.

Licensed Clinician Network — Multi-State Coverage

Our clinical partner network includes licensed prescribers — physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants — who hold active licenses across all US states, either through individual state licensure or through the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC), which enables streamlined multi-state licensure for physicians. This means a qualified clinician who has met the licensure requirements for your state of residence can conduct your evaluation and, where appropriate, issue a prescription.

Telehealth prescribing requires that the prescribing clinician hold an active license in the patient's state of residence (or that the relevant state has appropriate reciprocity agreements). Our network is built to meet this requirement across all 50 U.S. states.

Your Intake Process — Four Steps

1. Intake screening. You complete a detailed health history through our secure intake form — covering current medications, medical history, goals, and relevant symptoms. This is the foundation of your clinical evaluation.

2. Clinician review. A licensed clinician from our partner network reviews your intake, evaluates medical appropriateness, may request additional information, and conducts a synchronous or asynchronous telehealth consultation.

3. Prescription, where appropriate. If the clinician determines a protocol is clinically appropriate and legally permissible in your state, a prescription is issued through our pharmacy partner network. Not every patient is a candidate, and not every compound is available in every state.

4. Ongoing follow-up. Your relationship with the prescribing clinician continues. Follow-up consultations, lab review, dose adjustments, and protocol modifications are part of the service — not afterthoughts.

State coverage

Serving patients across all 50 U.S. states.

YourHealth is currently accepting patients from all 50 U.S. states for telemedicine consultations. Pharmacy fulfillment varies by product and by the dispensing pharmacy's state licensure. Most products ship to all states except the District of Columbia; some ship to all 50 states; a smaller set of injectables is not available in California or the District of Columbia. We note this honestly because it affects what options are available to you.

Telemedicine availability

Telemedicine consultations with our licensed clinicians are available in all 50 U.S. states, where independent licensed clinicians within our provider network hold active state licensure. A patient located in a state where no network clinician is licensed cannot complete a consultation or receive a prescription.

Pharmacy fulfillment availability

Prescription fulfillment is available through our licensed 503A compounding pharmacy network. Most medications ship to all U.S. states except the District of Columbia. Some medications ship to all 50 states. A smaller set of injectable medications is not available in California or the District of Columbia. Specific availability is determined by the dispensing pharmacy's state licensure and is confirmed at the point of fulfillment.

What "product-specific availability" means

Telemedicine prescribing is available in all 50 states. However, what your clinician can prescribe — and whether it can be fulfilled — depends on which compounds and protocols are legally permissible in your state and on the dispensing pharmacy's state licensure. Some state pharmacy boards impose restrictions beyond federal 503A rules on which bulk drug substances their licensed compounding pharmacies may dispense. Your intake process confirms which options are available where you live — we do not obscure this.

HIPAA-Compliant Throughout

All clinical intake data, health records, and prescription information are handled through HIPAA-compliant workflows. YourHealth coordinates your care, but your clinical records are held by the licensed clinical and pharmacy partners — as required by HIPAA and the corporate practice of medicine doctrine. Your privacy is protected by design, not as a feature bolted on later.

State-by-state

Telemedicine is available in all 50 U.S. states.

The table below shows telemedicine availability for each state. Fulfillment availability is product-specific and confirmed during intake and checkout — see the per-product detail further down. YourHealth does not serve international jurisdictions; all services are limited to the United States.

State	Telemedicine	Pharmacy fulfillment
Alabama	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Alaska	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Arizona	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Arkansas	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
California	✓	Excluded from fulfillment for select injectables
Colorado	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Connecticut	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Delaware	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Florida	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Georgia	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Hawaii	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Idaho	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Illinois	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Indiana	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Iowa	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Kansas	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Kentucky	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Louisiana	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Maine	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Maryland	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Massachusetts	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Michigan	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Minnesota	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Mississippi	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Missouri	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Montana	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Nebraska	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Nevada	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
New Hampshire	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
New Jersey	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
New Mexico	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
New York	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
North Carolina	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
North Dakota	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Ohio	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Oklahoma	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Oregon	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Pennsylvania	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Rhode Island	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
South Carolina	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
South Dakota	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Tennessee	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Texas	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Utah	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Vermont	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Virginia	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Washington	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
West Virginia	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Wisconsin	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout
Wyoming	✓	Product-specific — confirmed at checkout

District of Columbia. DC is excluded from pharmacy fulfillment for most products, and is excluded for select injectable products. California. CA is excluded from fulfillment for select injectable products. Specific availability is confirmed during the intake and checkout process.

No international services. YourHealth does not serve international jurisdictions. All services are limited to the United States.

Subject to availability. Availability is subject to clinician licensure and pharmacy fulfillment in your state. A prescription is not guaranteed and depends on clinician review.

Per-product fulfillment detail (by state availability)

Fulfillment coverage is set by each dispensing pharmacy's state licensure. The tiers below reflect our current pharmacy partner network; specific availability is confirmed at checkout.

Fulfillment tier	Product examples	States served
Full 50-state fulfillment	Cold-chain compounded GLP-1 injectables (semaglutide, tirzepatide with cyanocobalamin), NAD, PT-141, ondansetron	All 50 U.S. states
All states except DC	Oral/topical products — semaglutide & tirzepatide ODTs, capsules, creams, troches, hormone therapy, hair loss, sexual health, dermatology, naltrexone	49 states (excludes District of Columbia)
All states except CA & DC	Overnight-cold injectables — MIC-B12, HCG, select testosterone injectables, glutathione, sermorelin, tesamorelin, B12 injectables	48 states (excludes California & District of Columbia)

Specific availability is confirmed during the intake and checkout process. This list reflects the current pharmacy partner network and may change as additional pharmacy partners are added.

Why nationwide

The principles behind how we built this service.

Limiting access to science-forward, clinician-supervised peptide medicine by geography is arbitrary. Whether you live in a major metro area or a rural state, the quality of clinical evaluation, compounding pharmacy standards, and follow-up care should be the same. That's the infrastructure we built.

Clinician access shouldn't depend on your zip code

Specialist access for peptide and longevity medicine is heavily concentrated in certain metro areas. Telehealth changes this. Multi-state licensed clinicians can evaluate any patient with an internet connection — and our network is built to make that available everywhere.

Pharmacy standards don't vary by state

All compounding pharmacy partners we work with operate under USP <797>/<795> standards, maintain current state licensing, source API from FDA-registered suppliers, and provide batch-specific Certificates of Analysis. Every patient we serve — in any state we fulfill to — receives from the same quality-controlled network.

Regulatory honesty, not marketing wishful thinking

Compound and protocol availability genuinely varies by state pharmacy board rules. We don't pretend otherwise. What's available to a patient in Texas may differ from what's available to a patient in New York. Your intake process establishes this clearly upfront.

Follow-up is as national as intake

Clinician follow-up, lab review, and protocol adjustments are part of the service regardless of where you live. The relationship with your prescribing clinician is ongoing — not a one-time event — whether you're in a major metro area or a rural state.

Cold-chain shipping, where we fulfill

Injectable compounded medications require temperature-controlled shipping. Our pharmacy partners provide appropriate cold-chain packaging to the states they are licensed to serve — maintaining product integrity from pharmacy to your door.

State regulatory monitoring

Our clinical operations team monitors state telehealth legislation, pharmacy board rule changes, and federal compounding guidance updates to ensure our service remains compliant as the regulatory landscape evolves. If rules change in your state, we will notify you.

FAQ

Questions about availability and how telehealth works.

Is YourHealthRx available in my state?

Telemedicine consultations are available in the 50 U.S. states. Pharmacy fulfillment varies by product and state — most products ship to all states except the District of Columbia, some ship to all 50 states, and select injectables are not available in California or the District of Columbia. Specific availability is confirmed during your intake.

Why might some protocols not be available in my state?

Compound and protocol availability varies by state pharmacy board rules. Some state boards impose restrictions on which bulk drug substances their licensed compounding pharmacies may dispense, beyond federal 503A minimums. Your intake process confirms which protocols are available in your state of residence — we don't obscure this.

How does telehealth prescribing work across state lines?

Telehealth prescribing requires the prescribing clinician to hold an active license in the patient's state of residence. Our clinician network includes providers with individual multi-state licenses and those participating in the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact. All evaluations comply with state-specific telehealth requirements including audio-visual consultation where required.

Do I need to come in-person for anything?

No in-person visit is required. All clinical evaluations are conducted through our telehealth platform. Some states require synchronous (live audio-visual) telehealth for prescribing certain medications — our system is designed to accommodate these requirements.

How are medications shipped to me?

Prescriptions are fulfilled by qualified compounding pharmacy partners with multi-state shipping capabilities. Injectable medications are shipped cold-chain with appropriate temperature-controlled packaging. Shipping typically takes 3–7 business days depending on location. All pharmacy partners are state-licensed and USP-compliant. Fulfillment varies by product: most products ship to all states except the District of Columbia, some ship to all 50 states, and select injectables do not ship to California or the District of Columbia.

What happens if regulations change in my state?

Our clinical operations team monitors state telehealth legislation, pharmacy board rule changes, and federal compounding guidance updates. If something changes that affects your specific protocol or access in your state, we will contact you proactively. You will always have a clear understanding of what is available to you under current rules.

Informational only. Content on this page is for informational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. Telehealth prescribing requires a complete clinical evaluation by a licensed clinician. Not all protocols are available in all states. Compound availability varies by state pharmacy board rules and is confirmed during the intake process. All prescriptions are issued at the sole discretion of the prescribing clinician. Results vary. Last reviewed: May 2026.

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