Certification should be the foundation for platform use. Providers should understand the clinical framework before using roadmap and monitoring tools in patient care workflows.

No. The platform does not prescribe medications. It provides education, reference content, data organization, and provider-facing decision support. The licensed provider remains responsible for diagnosis, prescribing, treatment, monitoring, referral, and patient-specific decisions.

No. The platform does not diagnose medical conditions. It organizes patient data and supports provider review.

Yes. The Drug Library may include FDA-approved therapies used in metabolic health, hormone care, sexual health, and other longevity-adjacent categories.

Yes. The platform may discuss off-label, compounded, investigational, or unapproved therapies for educational, regulatory, safety, and risk-review purposes. Inclusion does not imply endorsement or recommendation.

Yes. Medspas expanding into longevity, weight loss, hormones, peptides, or wellness can use the platform to support a more structured clinical workflow. All use must follow applicable medical, legal, supervision, and scope-of-practice requirements.

Yes. Concierge practices can use the platform to support high-touch, biomarker-driven care and ongoing follow-up.

Yes. RNs may use the platform for education, patient intake support, follow-up workflows, patient education, side effect tracking, and care coordination under appropriate provider direction and state scope-of-practice rules.

No. The platform should not be positioned as a full EHR unless that functionality is actually built and legally supported. It can support clinical education, roadmap generation, patient monitoring, and documentation prompts that may be used alongside the practice’s existing systems.

Patient-facing tools and provider dashboards should be developed with appropriate privacy, security, and compliance safeguards. If patient health information is stored or transmitted, practices should confirm HIPAA requirements, data handling policies, and business associate agreements where applicable.

Yes. The Practice Builder resources can help providers structure longevity consultations, follow-up visits, lab review workflows, monitoring, patient education, and membership-based care models.