Metabolic care
A whole-person review of weight history, medications, cardiometabolic risk, and realistic goals before any treatment decision.
HistoryLabs when neededApproved options
Check eligibility ↗Clinician-led telehealth, designed around safety
Care starts with
the right question.
A responsible path from state eligibility to clinician review—built for metabolic care, hormone questions, and clear answers about peptide medicine.
01Eligibility before payment
02Approved-product first
03Follow-up built in
Step 1 of 4
Check your care fit
Start with location, age, and care goal. Do not enter health details in this prototype.
No prescription is guaranteed. A licensed clinician must determine whether treatment is appropriate.
Care pathways
Start with the goal.
Not the medication.
Each program begins with clinical fit and ends with a documented plan. Medication is one possible outcome—not the product being sold.
Sexual health
Private, condition-specific assessment with contraindication screening and escalation when an exam or urgent evaluation is appropriate.
Private visitSafety screenFollow-up
Hormone questions
Diagnostic-first care for symptoms that may have many causes. No anti-aging hormone shortcuts and no diagnosis from a questionnaire alone.
Diagnostic firstSpecialist bridgeNo shortcuts
Peptide evidence consult
Bring a product, podcast claim, or compound name. The clinician-facing atlas separates approved products, compounding limits, and research-only pathways.
42 compoundsPrimary sourcesNo product sale
Approved-product first
Interest in an unapproved peptide opens an evidence conversation—not a drug order. Peakonic does not present research compounds as treatments.
Open the policy atlas ↗The care model
Five gates between curiosity and care.
Borrowed from the strongest telehealth journeys and reinforced with current federal workflow guidance.
Confirm the care setting
Verify the patient’s current location, age, identity, technology access, and whether virtual care is clinically appropriate.
Triage before intake
Route emergency symptoms to immediate care and move exam-dependent or high-risk cases to an in-person option.
Clinician reviews the whole picture
A state-licensed clinician reviews history, medications, allergies, relevant records, and labs—not just a single symptom.
A plan, not a product
Treatment may include education, an FDA-approved medication, monitoring, referral, or no prescription at all.
Stay connected
Structured follow-up, side-effect checks, secure messaging, and clear escalation thresholds remain part of the plan.
Your care home
One place to see
what happens next.
A calm, legible dashboard makes ownership visible: the next task, the next review, costs, and when to ask for help.
Demo journeyGood morning
DPCare journey
1EligibilityReady to begin
2Clinical intakeComes next
3Clinician reviewComes next
4Care planComes next
Reliability standard
Trust needs
specifics.
These are product requirements, not decorative badges. Each needs an operational owner, written policy, test evidence, and ongoing review before clinical launch.
License-aware routing
Treating clinicians must be authorized where the patient is located at the time of care.
Verified credentials
Show the clinician’s name, role, license jurisdiction, and relevant training before the encounter.
No prescription guarantee
Clinical judgment comes before checkout; a questionnaire never promises a medication.
Pharmacy choice
Send valid prescriptions to the patient’s chosen licensed pharmacy or a clearly disclosed partner.
Continuity by default
Document follow-up ownership, urgent escalation, records access, and handoff to in-person care.
Security as infrastructure
Production launch requires BAAs, encryption, MFA, least privilege, audit logs, and incident response.
Evidence center
A policy atlas behind every peptide answer.
Search FDA product status, 503A and 503B compounding pathways, podcast claims, evidence cautions, and state-by-state telehealth gates.
Explore the evidence center →- Compounds
- 42
- Exact forms
- 52
- Jurisdictions
- 51
- Last verified
- Aug 22, 2026
Primary-source standard
Rules change. The source trail should not disappear.
What this build is
A trustworthy patient experience—and a clear line before clinical launch.
This prototype demonstrates the care journey and does not provide medical services, collect protected health information, book clinicians, issue prescriptions, or claim HIPAA compliance. Production requires legal review, state-authorized clinical operations, licensed clinicians, pharmacy and lab integrations, BAAs, validated security controls, and documented quality oversight.
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