MarketHealth Telehealth
MarketHealth connects qualified publishers with selected telehealth programs in some of the fastest-growing categories in digital health. Offers are available by approval only, so advertisers keep control of traffic sources, marketing claims, content and brand representation.
GLP-1 · Men's health & ED · Women's health & HRT · Hair loss · Dermatology · Peptides
Two ways in
For content sites, comparison sites, newsletters, creators and established media buyers who want offers that aren't on every public offer wall.
For telehealth brands that want performance partners without opening their brand, funnel and economics to an uncontrolled affiliate marketplace.
Why private
Prescription care, health claims and patient trust don't fit a model where anyone can grab a link. So MarketHealth makes its telehealth campaigns available only to approved publishers. How private offers work.
Work with selected telehealth advertisers, not an open marketplace of commodity campaigns.
Offers are matched to publishers by audience, traffic source, geography and promotional strategy.
Advertisers set the approved messaging, creative, claims, channels and traffic requirements.
Approved publishers get campaign guidance and a direct line to an affiliate manager.
Categories
Each category page explains the market, the program types, the traffic that fits and the rules that apply. Offer details stay private until approval.
Medical weight programs with clinician review, from branded to compounded options where permitted.
TRT, ED, premature ejaculation and fertility programs, each with its own rules.
Menopause and HRT, PCOS, contraception and vaginal health: underserved audiences that research deeply.
Subscription treatment programs for men and women, with long customer lifetimes.
Prescription care for acne, rosacea and pigmentation, kept separate from cosmetic skincare.
Licensed, clinician-prescribed peptide programs only. Never "research use only" sellers.
Chips show traffic that's commonly a good fit; every offer's brief sets the actual rules. Status labels are explained on the private offers page. Further categories open only when advertiser demand is confirmed. Every category follows the compliance guide.
How access works
Tell us about your audience, traffic sources and how you disclose today.
A person reviews fit, content quality, disclosure practice and traffic transparency.
Approved publishers receive the Publisher Marketing Brief for each offer and sign it.
Promote with approved claims, creative and landing pages only.
Regular placement checks. Top performers get custom pages and first access to new offers.
Compliance
Through 2025 and 2026, FDA warned telehealth companies about compounded GLP-1 marketing, and the FTC acted on fake reviews, misleading prices and health data shared through ad tracking. Our model is designed around those risks.
FAQ
Publisher tools
Where every open DEA, FDA and FTC item stands today, the dates to watch and what to do about each one.
OpenWhat Google, Meta, TikTok and others require before you run paid traffic to a telehealth offer.
Open41 telehealth affiliate terms in plain language, from 503A pharmacies to qualified leads.
OpenPrivate access
Telehealth offers on MarketHealth are available by approval only. Applications are reviewed by a person, not a script.
Browse 28 private program topics across weight management, hormone care, hair and skin, clinical services and peptide-related programs.