Telehealth · Weight management & wellness

Find out if telehealth care is right for you.

A quick, private assessment. Answer a few questions and a licensed provider reviews whether medically supervised weight management or wellness care may be appropriate, only where clinically and legally available.

How it works

Takes about 2 minutes Reviewed by a licensed provider Private & secure LegitScript Certified

Idea 1 — the funnel. One question per screen, a progress bar, big tap targets, a back button, and a friendly "Am I Eligible?" entry. It captures the goal first, then contact info, then the eligibility questions, so it feels like a modern telehealth flow (Ro / Hims / Found), not an old external form.

Why the order of the questions matters

The funnel is built as a conversion tool, not just a medical form. It opens with easy, engaging questions to build momentum, captures contact details before any health questions, and only then moves into eligibility screening.

1. Start easy

Goal and a couple of low-friction questions first. No commitment, just a tap, so more people begin.

2. Capture the lead

Contact info is requested before the health questions. If someone drops off after this point, you still have a real, followable lead, and it's only marketing data, not health information.

3. Then screen

Eligibility questions come last and hand off to your HIPAA-covered clinical intake and booking.

Idea 2 — persistent, non-intrusive CTA. Scroll down and a clean slide-in card appears in the corner (dismissible, and it won't nag once closed). On mobile it lives in the sticky bottom bar. Inline buttons like the one below drop the same "Am I Eligible?" prompt right where intent is highest, so no one has to scroll back to the top.

Ready to see which telehealth options may fit?

Two minutes. A licensed provider reviews every submission.

Idea 3 — GA4, PHI-safe. Tap the GA4 events button (bottom-left) and walk the funnel. You'll see assessment_start, step_view, lead_captured, assessment_complete and drop-off fire in real time, carrying only step names and booleans, never a name, email, or health answer. That's how you measure conversion without putting health data in analytics.