IF YOU HAVE AN AUDIENCE AND NO CLINICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Your audience already
trusts you. Now you
can treat them.

Whether you are a practitioner with a following, a wellness brand with a method, or a funded company with a roadmap: the clinical layer is the part you were told to raise money for. It is prebuilt here, under your name, live in days.

You do not need a Series A to launch clinical care.

WHAT YOUR PEOPLE SEE

Your product.
Our clinical engine.

Drops into your existing site or app as one script tag. Inherits your fonts and colors, posts enrollments into your workspace, and never mentions us above the fold.

verahealth.co/programs
Vera HealthServices · About · Programs · Contact

Care that keeps going after the prescription.

Most programs end when the package ships. Yours does not. We check in, keep the refills moving, and put a clinician in the loop when something changes.

Free

Daily check-ins by text

No app to open, no streak to maintain.

Free

Refills handled

We start them before you run out.

Optional

Clinician in your corner

Named, reachable, looking at the whole regimen.

Optional

Add a program any time

Weight, hormone, labs. Same record.

Activate your care team

Your name
Mobile number
Activate

Included with membership. Reply STOP any time.

Clinical services delivered by licensed clinicians in your state.Powered by Continere

One script tag on your site. Your brand, your colors, your domain. You set every price; we suggest one in your dashboard.

ONE PLATFORM, MANY PROGRAMS

Start with one
program. Add the
next without
rebuilding.

Point solutions solve one need and stop. Growth comes from serving more of what your people need over time, not from a single service, and every new condition normally means a new vendor, a new contract, and a new patient experience bolted onto the last one.

Here, adding a condition means activating a program. Same infrastructure, same prescribing network, same brand, same record. Your patient can start with weight management and be supported on chronic care two years later without ever leaving your experience.

Your brand · activate as you grow
01
Medication support
Reminders and refills for everyone, day one
Live
02
Weight management
The program most audiences ask for first
Live
03
Labs and monitoring
Activated, not contracted
Add anytime
04
Chronic care and continuity
The same patient, years later, still yours
Add anytime
YOUR COMMERCIAL MODEL SHAPES EVERYTHING

Direct to consumer,
B2B, or both

The same platform runs either motion. You do not pick an infrastructure at the start and rebuild it when the strategy changes.

D2C

Selling to your own audience

Your followers, your list, your traffic. The clinical engine runs behind your experience, invisible to them: intake, licensed clinicians, prescribing, labs, and the continuity layer that turns a one-time buyer into a member who stays. You keep the brand in front and the margin behind it. Best when: you already have attention and no way to convert it into care.

B2B

Selling care to your clients

Employers, plans, gyms, senior communities, or any organization you already serve. Add virtual care programming to what you sell without building clinical capability for every new condition. You own the client relationship and the contract; the delivery runs underneath. Best when: you have accounts, and care is the thing they keep asking for.

THE DEMAND YOU CAN ALREADY SEE

Insured is not
the same as covered

A large share of your audience has health insurance and still cannot use it. They carry deductibles they will never meet, so they behave like cash-pay patients: they price things, they delay, and they skip doses. That is not a policy problem you have to solve. It is demand that a clear price and a clinician who stays in the loop can serve today.

Deductibles

33%

Of covered workers are in a high-deductible plan, with the average single deductible near $1,900.

Underinsured

1 in 4

Adults have coverage all year and are still underinsured. Two thirds of them through an employer plan.

Care skipped

57%

Of underinsured adults went without needed care because of what it would cost.

Doses skipped

Up to 1 in 3

People with chronic conditions skip doses or leave prescriptions unfilled because of cost.

Sources: KFF Employer Health Benefits Survey (2025) · Commonwealth Fund Biennial Health Insurance Survey (2024). National figures, not local estimates.

The last number is the one that matters here.

Cost-driven skipping is the same problem Continere was built for, arriving through a different door. A cash price gets them started. Continuity is what keeps them.

WHAT YOU ARE NOT BUILDING

The part that used
to take a raise

℞

The prescribing network

Physicians empanelled for the prescribing programs: weight, hormone, and addiction care. Licensed, credentialed, malpractice covered. Not a recruiting problem, not a payroll line, not a two-year build.

▣

The clinical operations

Intake, protocols, prescribing, labs, documentation, and compliance. Async where clinically and legally appropriate, synchronous where it is required.

◎

The retention layer

Most brands lose the patient after the first fill. Continere keeps reminders, and a clinician in the loop running under your name, which is what turns acquisition into revenue that repeats.

THE HONEST COMPARISON

Built for the
brands the big
platforms skip.

Enterprise clinical infrastructure exists, and it works, if you are a funded company with a signed multi-year contract and a team to manage the integration. That is a real market and it is not this one.

This platform is built for the brand with an audience and no clinical org behind it: the practitioner with a following, the wellness company whose customers keep asking for something it cannot legally give them, the early digital health team that needs to be live this quarter. Start free, launch in days, and scale into the enterprise version of yourself later.

Your brand, your data, your patient experience, consistent across every program you add. Growth builds on one foundation instead of fragmenting across separate tools.