Add recurring weight and wellness revenue without adding more chair time
Turn trusted dermatology relationships into eligible weight, hair and wellness programs that generate recurring cash-pay revenue between visits. Connect powers patient checkout, pharmacy fulfillment, recurring payments and order workflows while your practice keeps the patient relationship.
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Create a new revenue stream from patients already in your practice
Dermatology practices already serve patients who care about skin, hair, appearance and long-term wellness. Connect gives your practice an operational path to add eligible cash-pay programs without building an entirely new business around them.
Complement episodic visits with eligible programs that can generate recurring revenue while patients remain enrolled.
Introduce appropriate programs to patients who already know your clinicians instead of building a new acquisition funnel for every enrollment.
Support eligible needs across weight management, hair and wellness while keeping more of the relationship inside one trusted practice.
Program revenue can continue between visits without requiring another laser room, injectable slot or procedure appointment every month.
Grow cash-pay revenue without making your schedule the bottleneck
Procedure revenue depends on appointments, rooms and clinician time. Eligible recurring programs give your practice another revenue model that can continue between scheduled visits.
Patients enroll and pay through the program workflow.
Eligible recurring orders follow the configured program cycle and provider review.
Patient-specific medication can ship directly to the patient where applicable.
Your existing cosmetic and medical dermatology services continue on their normal cadence.
See what a small group of enrolled patients could contribute
Use your actual patient volume, medication costs and pricing to model an additional recurring revenue stream.
Per enrolled patient per month, the medication cost a Connect practice pays, shipping and cold packaging counted in. Every practice on the platform buys as one, which is what produces the number.
A typical blended monthly price to the patient. Your practice picks the number, so it tracks your market and whatever the program includes.
What stays with the practice before staff time. Earning it booked no chair and scheduled no injector.
Illustrative examples only. Revenue, costs, margin, enrollment, patient demand and retention vary by practice, program, medication, dose and pricing.
Run the numbers on your own patient list
Bring your monthly patient volume and the programs you are considering. We review available medication costs and model the economics at your pricing.
Model my patient opportunityExtend your dermatology offering into weight, hair and wellness
Add programs adjacent to goals many dermatology patients already discuss with your practice.
Offer eligible medical weight-management programs and keep the patient connected to the same practice that may also support evolving skin and aesthetic goals.
Extend appropriate hair-loss care into a recurring program experience with provider oversight, pharmacy fulfillment and patient self-service.
Add eligible hormone, peptide or other wellness offerings when they fit your practice model and clinical scope.
Each program a patient adds extends the enrollment they already have, so the relationship keeps building instead of starting over.
Add the program without building another back office
The patient selects an eligible program, completes applicable checkout and provides payment information.
An appropriately licensed provider evaluates the patient and reviews and submits prescriptions when clinically appropriate.
Eligible patient-specific orders route through the Connect pharmacy network for fulfillment and shipment.
Program cycles, eligible payment retries, available tracking and patient self-service continue without your team rebuilding the process each month.
Add wellness services without adding another system for the front desk to manage
Use established pharmacy relationships for eligible patient-specific orders instead of opening and maintaining routine pharmacy accounts.
Run scheduled charges and eligible retry workflows without creating another manual collections process.
Give patients access to available tracking, program and payment information without turning your front desk into the status desk.
Generate provider-ready recurring order workflows instead of repeatedly entering the same information.
Build applicable patient acknowledgments into the workflow and maintain timestamped records.
Compounded medications are not FDA approved, and the FDA does not review them for safety or effectiveness before they are sold. Connect does not make a clinic compliant on its own and does not replace your own legal and clinical judgment.
Build the wellness segment from patients already asking
You do not need to launch a new consumer brand to test the opportunity. Start with appropriate patients already asking about weight management, hair treatment or wellness services.
Choose the programs that fit your practice model and clinical scope.
Review available medication costs and set your patient pricing.
Configure providers and the patient workflow.
Enroll appropriate patients, measure the economics and expand from there.
What cosmetic dermatology practices ask us
Yes, in most states, when an appropriately licensed provider evaluates the patient, documents medical necessity and writes for a named patient. Requirements vary by state, ownership structure, licensure and supervision rules, so confirm your structure with qualified counsel. Connect supplies the operational workflow around the program: checkout, consent, pharmacy routing, recurring payments and patient self-service.
Yes, when a licensed provider on your team evaluates the patient and prescribes. Connect does not prescribe or supply prescribers. Your clinician makes the clinical decision and submits the order, and the platform handles enrollment, the recurring cycle, pharmacy routing and payment so the program does not create a separate operating model inside your practice.
Start with the programs that fit your clinical scope, review available medication costs, set your patient pricing and configure providers and the patient workflow. Then enroll appropriate patients who are already asking. Most practices begin with weight management or hair, measure the economics on a small group and expand from there rather than launching everything at once.
No, Connect sits beside them. The treatment plan, the patient's program, the pharmacy order and the recurring payment live in Connect, while your EHR and practice management system continue to run the dermatology side of the practice. The platform supports the wellness segment rather than replacing your core systems.
Yes. Hair loss is a dermatologic diagnosis your practice already evaluates, and Connect turns appropriate treatment into a recurring program with provider oversight, pharmacy fulfillment and patient self-service. The patient enrolls once, the order repeats on the configured cycle, and your team is not re-entering the prescription every month.
Program revenue repeats between appointments rather than depending on a treatment room. Procedure income is capped by rooms, clinician time and slots on the schedule. An enrolled patient is charged on the program cycle whether or not they are booked that month, so the revenue model scales with enrollment instead of chair time.
No. Patient-specific orders are compounded after checkout and ship directly to the patient, so routine inventory is not required for that workflow. Your practice does not carry vials against demand it has not seen yet. Some medications may support office-stock ordering if your practice administers in the office.
Your provider reviews and submits the order in Connect, and it routes to a licensed pharmacy in the network that can fill that medication for the patient's state. The pharmacy compounds and ships directly to the patient, with shipping and cold packaging reflected in the cost you saw while building the plan. Your practice holds no inventory and does not reship anything.
Less than most practices expect, because the repetitive parts are automated. Recurring orders are generated from the treatment plan for provider review, payments retry and recover on their own, and patients handle tracking, pauses and card updates in the portal. Your provider still performs the clinical review and prescribing.
Yes, on infrastructure underwritten for this category. Connect runs the recurring charge on each program's cycle, retries eligible declines and lets patients update their own card, and settles medication, shipping and the platform service fee on the same transaction. Your practice does not apply for a separate program-payment account.
Yes. Weight, hair and wellness programs run in the same Connect workflow, and a patient can hold more than one on a single record with one card on file. Each medication follows its own cycle underneath, so adding a second program does not create a second enrollment, a second payment method or a second place to look for order status.
Your providers' licenses set the boundary, and telehealth rules vary state by state. Before an order can be submitted, Connect matches the prescribing provider's license to the patient's state. The pharmacy network delivers to all 50 states and DC, so the license is the constraint and never the shipping map.
Plans start at $2,999 per year or $299 per month, priced by how many patients are actively enrolled rather than by user seats. A two-provider practice and a ten-provider practice pay the same at the same panel size, and every plan includes unlimited providers, locations and staff logins.
See what a weight and wellness segment could add to your dermatology practice.
Bring your monthly patient volume and the programs you are considering. In 30 minutes, review available medication costs, model the economics at your pricing and see how the patient, provider, payment and pharmacy workflows fit together.