GLP-1 · TRT · ED · Hair Loss · Peptides · Women's Health

Telehealth Marketing Agency

We're a creative agency, not a full-service shop. We develop the angles, source the creators, and produce the ads — then hand them to your media buyer. Telehealth-exclusive, creative-only, and built to plug into your existing team without replacing them.

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We plug into your media buyer. We don't replace them.

Most agencies either don't understand telehealth compliance or want to own your entire media operation.

Generalist agencies bring consumer packaged goods or D2C playbooks to a regulated Rx category and produce creative that gets accounts flagged. They don't know the difference between a compounded drug ad and a supplement ad. They've never dealt with an FDA warning-letter risk review. They don't have a creator network vetted for health-adjacent content. And they've certainly never navigated Meta's treatment sensitivity categories for prescription products.

The other problem is agency scope creep. Most "telehealth marketing agencies" want to own your ad account, your media buy, your funnel, and your creative — and that's where conflict of interest and accountability gaps emerge. When the same team is producing creative and running the media buy, creative decisions get made for reasons that have nothing to do with performance.

We solve both problems. We're telehealth-exclusive, so every script, creator, and concept is built for the regulatory reality of your category. And we're creative-only, so your media buyer retains full control of where and how your budget is spent.

Across every telehealth vertical — but never the same for any two.

We work across eight telehealth verticals. Each one has its own buyer psychology, creator profile, claim restrictions, and platform sensitivities. We don't apply one format across all of them.

GLP-1 / Weight Loss

Semaglutide, tirzepatide, compounded GLP-1. Patient journey creative, physician authority formats, compliance-forward access narratives.

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TRT / Men's Hormones

Testosterone replacement therapy. Authority-first creative with licensed physicians and men 35–55.

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ED Treatment

Erectile dysfunction. Direct, peer-to-peer formats that clear Meta's sexual health policies.

Hair Loss

Finasteride, minoxidil, telehealth hair clinics. Before/after with FTC-compliant framing.

Peptides

BPC-157, sermorelin, NAD+, and gray-area compounds. Creator and physician formats built for a regulatory environment that's still evolving.

NAD+ / Anti-Aging

Longevity-motivated higher-income buyers. Premium wellness-forward creative, not urgency-driven.

Women's Health

Female hormone therapy, acne, mental health, GLP-1 for women. Peer-to-peer trust formats and story-driven creative.

Men's Health (Broad)

Multi-condition men's clinics covering ED, hair loss, and testosterone together.

Telehealth advertising operates under four distinct regulatory layers. Most agencies only know one.

FDA Drug Advertising Rules

Prescription drug advertising must include fair balance between benefits and risks. Compounded medications have separate labeling and advertising rules from FDA-approved drugs.

FTC Endorsement Guidelines

Any creator, patient, or employee appearing in an ad must disclose material connections. FTC's updated 2023 guidelines tightened the requirements for health and wellness testimonials.

Platform Policies (Meta, TikTok, Google)

Each platform has its own treatment sensitivity categories, health condition advertising policies, and before/after imagery restrictions. These rules differ across platforms and change frequently.

State Medical Board Rules

Some states have specific advertising requirements for telehealth providers — disclosure requirements, geographic restrictions, or approval processes. We build state-awareness into creative review for multi-state brands.

HIPAA-Adjacent Creator Considerations

When creators discuss real treatment experiences, the creative process must be structured to avoid inadvertent patient data exposure or privacy violations.

$50M+

Creative managed across telehealth brands

100M+

Organic views generated from our creative

2,500+

Ads produced across GLP-1, TRT, ED, hair loss, peptides

How It Works

Four steps from brief to your media buyer's dashboard.

Strategy Call

We audit your current creative approach, map your buyer's angles, and identify the gaps your media buyer needs filled.

Creative Brief

We develop the angles, hooks, and creator profiles. You approve the strategy before a single frame is shot.

Production

We source the right creators, direct and produce the content, and review every script against FDA, FTC, and platform policies.

Delivered to Your Media Buyer

We hand over a complete batch of tested creative assets. Your media buyer runs the ads. They report back top performers. We iterate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes telehealth creative different from other DTC categories?

Three things: regulatory risk (FDA and FTC rules apply to Rx product advertising in ways they don't for supplements or consumer goods), creator qualification (the person on camera needs to be a real patient or a licensed clinician — you can't just cast anyone), and platform sensitivity (health condition and pharmaceutical categories get flagged for manual review that consumer goods ads never see). A general DTC creative team misses all three. See /blog/telehealth-ad-creative/what-makes-telehealth-ad-work.

Which telehealth verticals do you work with?

GLP-1/weight loss, TRT/men's hormones, ED, hair loss, peptides, NAD+/anti-aging, women's health, and men's health broadly. Each vertical has a dedicated service page with specific creative guidance. We don't work outside telehealth — the category specialization is the entire point of what we do.

Do you do media buying or ad account management?

No. We are a creative production agency. We build the ads — angles, creative briefs, creator sourcing, production, and compliance review. Your media buyer tests and runs them. We don't operate ad accounts or make media spend decisions. That separation matters: your buyer is accountable to performance, not to protecting the creative they ordered. More on how the model works at /blog/telehealth-paid-social/how-to-choose-telehealth-marketing-agency.

How do you handle compliance across different drug categories?

Every script is reviewed against the specific regulatory rules for its drug category before delivery. GLP-1 creative is reviewed against FDA compounding rules and FTC weight loss guidelines. TRT creative is reviewed against hormone advertising standards and Meta's health policies. We don't apply a one-size checklist — we apply category-specific review. See /blog/telehealth-advertising-compliance/telehealth-ad-compliance-checklist.

Can you work alongside our existing media buyer?

That's the model. We're designed to function as the creative arm of your existing paid social operation. You brief us on what your buyer needs to test. We produce it. Your buyer runs it and reports back on top performers. We use those signals to inform the next production batch. See /blog/telehealth-paid-social/brief-telehealth-creative-agency for how to set up the briefing process.

YOUR MEDIA BUYER NEEDS CREATIVE. WE BUILD IT.

Book a strategy call. We'll map out exactly what creative your media buyer needs to test next — and what a full production batch looks like for your vertical.

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Or email us at sales@telehealthmedia.com