Confirm your current plan
Have your medication name, current dose, dosing schedule, and remaining supply available.
Existing-patient care
Share updates through the operating provider’s secure system so the treating clinician can review how treatment is going before deciding what comes next.
Refill requests, dose changes, and treatment continuation are never automatic.
01 / Before you begin
The secure patient portal should collect the information selected by the treating provider. This demonstration does not collect it.
Have your medication name, current dose, dosing schedule, and remaining supply available.
Share side effects, missed doses, new diagnoses, medication changes, and other information requested by the clinician.
Provide any measurements, laboratory results, visits, or records the operating provider requires.
Clinical review, not auto-renewal
A refill pathway should make appropriate follow-up easier without predetermining the result. The clinician may renew treatment, adjust the plan, request additional information, schedule a visit, or decline the request.
Secure connection point
The buyer can connect this pathway to an approved refill form, telehealth platform, electronic-health-record system, or patient portal before launch.
Preview the handoff without entering health or identifying information.
Not an established patient? Start here.02 / Questions
No. The treating clinician must review the request and may approve it, change the plan, request follow-up, or decline renewal based on clinical judgment.
A patient may ask to discuss the treatment plan, but dose changes require clinician review. The refill pathway should never imply that titration is automatic.
Use the FastGLP1 evaluation pathway to request an initial consultation with the operating provider. Refill review is intended only for established patients.