Jessica Lynne White

Sure.

Basically, these business owners own a marketing website that they drive traffic to.

And that patient decides if they want to try to get a prescription for a medication.

And the independent provider network is the one that makes the assessment if the patient qualifies for a prescription.

So truly...

It is kind of like white labeling.

Yeah, I kind of see it like you have the like, it's not like this, but a good way to understand it is like you have Femtac and TaskRabbit.

You list a job and then all these contractors can say, I'll take that one.

You know, so these providers say, I'll take that one.

Right.

Yeah.

Exactly.

Okay, great.

Yeah, I think it's a great way for people to understand.

And it's fascinating how the health industry, especially in America, has adapted and evolved, you know, and now this, you know, most people I still think understand or think that you have to be a doctor to be able to have this kind of business, right?

So that happened and it was more widely accepted to be online.

And then these GLP, the branded medications, became in very high demand and very low supply.

So they were allowed to be compounded.

So they were available for much cheaper prices.

So those two things dovetailing together just boomed financially a huge industry.