Overview of Our Telehealth Model
Good Girl Rx operates as a telehealth platform, meaning all consultations and medical evaluations happen online rather than in a physical clinic. This model allows you to access licensed healthcare providers and prescription medications from the comfort of your home.
Here's how the process works in detail:
Step 1: Selecting Your Treatment
Visit goodgirlrx.com and choose the treatment that aligns with your health goals.
Weight Loss Options:
Compounded Semaglutide (GLP-1) — Weekly injection for appetite regulation and weight management
Compounded Tirzepatide (GLP-1/GIP) — Dual-action weekly injection for enhanced weight loss
Brand-Name GLP-1s — Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Zepbound®, Mounjaro® (availability varies)
Wellness & Anti-Aging Options:
NAD+ Injections
NAD+ Face Cream
NAD+ Nasal Spray
B12 Injections
Lipotropic (MIC) + B12 Injections
Glutathione Injections
Sermorelin Injections
Sermorelin Tablets
Each treatment has a dedicated intake form with questions specific to that medication.
Intake Links:
Weight Loss: care.goodgirlrx.com/start-online-visit/weight-loss
Glutathione: care.goodgirlrx.com/start-online-visit/glutathione
Lipotropic (MIC) + B12: care.goodgirlrx.com/start-online-visit/lipotropic-mic-b12
Step 2: Completing Your Medical Intake
The intake form is your medical consultation. Answer all questions completely and accurately — this information is used by your provider to make clinical decisions about your care.
You will be asked about:
Personal Information — Name, date of birth, contact details, shipping address
Health History — Current and past medical conditions, surgeries, hospitalizations
Current Medications — All prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, and supplements
Allergies — Drug allergies, food allergies, and reactions you've experienced
Family History — Relevant family medical history (e.g., thyroid cancer for GLP-1 medications)
Lifestyle Factors — Diet, exercise, sleep, alcohol and tobacco use
Treatment Goals — Your weight loss or wellness objectives
Physical Measurements — Height, weight (to calculate BMI)
Why accuracy matters: Your provider cannot see you in person. The information you provide is the foundation of their medical evaluation. Incomplete or inaccurate information can delay your approval or lead to inappropriate treatment recommendations.
Step 3: Provider Review and Evaluation
Once you submit your intake, a state-licensed physician reviews your information and completes a clinical evaluation.
What providers evaluate:
Whether you meet the clinical criteria for the requested treatment
Potential contraindications based on your health history
Drug interactions with your current medications
Overall suitability and safety of the treatment for you
Video or Phone Consultation: In most states, this evaluation can be completed asynchronously (without a live call). However, in New Mexico, Kansas, West Virginia, Louisiana, and Mississippi, state law requires a live video or phone consultation before prescribing.
If a consultation is required, your provider will contact you to schedule a brief appointment. This is typically 5-15 minutes and focuses on confirming your intake information and answering any questions.
Timeline: Most patients receive a decision within 24-48 hours. Some cases may take longer if:
Additional information is needed
A live consultation is required
Your health history requires more detailed review
Step 4: Prescription and Pharmacy Fulfillment
If approved, your provider writes a prescription and sends it to our licensed pharmacy partner.
What happens at the pharmacy:
Your prescription is verified by a licensed pharmacist
Your medication is compounded or prepared according to the prescription
Quality checks are performed before shipping
Your medication is packaged with appropriate temperature controls if required
Compounded medications are prepared specifically for you based on your provider's prescription. This is not a one-size-fits-all product pulled from a shelf — it is made to your specifications.
Step 5: Shipping and Delivery
Your medication is shipped directly to the address you provided during intake.
Shipping details:
All shipments use 2-day air service for timely delivery
Temperature-sensitive medications ship with insulated packaging and cold packs
Packages are discreet with no indication of contents on the exterior
Tracking information is emailed when your shipment departs
What's included in your shipment:
Your medication
Injection supplies (if applicable): syringes, alcohol swabs, bandages
Dosing instructions and injection guide
Storage instructions
Contact information for support
Upon delivery:
Refrigerate temperature-sensitive medications immediately (or within 24 hours)
Inspect your shipment for any damage
Review all included instructions before your first dose
Step 6: Ongoing Care and Support
Your relationship with Good Girl Rx doesn't end when your medication arrives. You have ongoing access to your provider and care team.
Through your patient portal (my.goodgirlrx.com):
Message your provider with medical questions
Request dosage adjustments
Update shipping or payment information
Manage your subscription
View your treatment plan and history
Important: Medical questions should be directed to your provider through the portal. Our customer support team handles billing, shipping, and account questions but cannot provide medical advice.
Future shipments:
Sent automatically based on your subscription plan
You will receive billing reminders before each charge
You can pause, adjust, or cancel through your portal before your next billing date
Understanding the Telehealth Consultation
The intake form you complete serves as your medical consultation. This is a legitimate medical evaluation conducted by a licensed provider.
This is NOT:
A simple questionnaire to get medication
An automatic approval process
A way to bypass medical evaluation
This IS:
A comprehensive health assessment reviewed by a licensed physician
A clinical evaluation that determines medical appropriateness
A legal prescription process that follows state and federal regulations
Your provider has the authority and responsibility to deny treatment if you do not medically qualify, even if you complete the intake and payment. Patient safety comes first.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Process
How long does the entire process take? From completing your intake to receiving your medication typically takes 5-10 business days. Provider review takes 24-48 hours, and shipping takes 2-5 business days after your prescription is filled.
What if I need to add something to my intake after submitting? Contact your provider through the patient portal or reach out to support. It's important to disclose any information you may have missed.
Can I request a specific medication or dosage? You can indicate your preferences, but your provider makes the final clinical decision about what is appropriate for you based on your medical evaluation.
What if my provider has questions about my intake? They will contact you through the portal or via email. Check your messages regularly and respond promptly to avoid delays.