Telemedicine Platform

Step 1 · Try itLive

The telemedicine platform for peptides. And soon, much more.

LastStop OS presents

AtlasTx

One ranked list of everything open. Fires first.

I’m the Triage COO inside LastStop. Safety reports, held orders, blocked claims and stalled cases go into one list, fires first. I work on record codes, not names, and a person approves everything I draft.

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Sample data. Advanced AI features not active in demo.

Atlas · live bubbleAtlasTx

Idle · waiting for the daySample

Step 2 · Learn the platform

Brand

We’re building a brand

One brand. One exit.

Telemedicine is our first venture. Every storefront, the console and Atlas run as one brand, so a practice isn’t just buying a platform. It’s joining a brand that runs on it.

The four components

Four parts. One runs the day.

LastStop is the framework, Growth Engine is the media, ClaimRight is survival, and AtlasTx is the Triage COO that ranks the day for the other three.

The Triage COO

AtlasTx

The Triage COO

AtlasTx

One ranked list of everything open, fires first. Atlas works from record codes and never sees a name, and a person approves everything it drafts.

Fire card for safety reports and held orders
Five sort orders and a daily brief
Blind Atlas: record codes, never names

The framework

LastStop

The framework

LastStop

Intake, cases, clinical setups, pharmacy, patient portal, billing, audit and integrations.

Bring your own EHR, or a clinician network
Pharmacy routing and order tracking

The media

Growth Engine

The media

Growth Engine

Brand kits, style kits, finished ads in every size, and outreach drafts.

Brand Absorber and Style Absorber
Ad Studio and Styles

Sample adsSee the ads in motion

Survival

ClaimRight

Survival

ClaimRight / Compliance

Claim rules, disclosures, consent, state rules, license checks, approvals and the audit log.

Blocks guarantees and false FDA claims
Every approval lands in the audit log

TLDRAtlasTx · the Triage COO

Hi, I’m Atlas.
Your Triage COO.

Inside LastStop I run the triage: every open item in the business, in one list, fires first. I work on record codes, not names. A person approves everything I draft.

Fires first. Safety reports, held orders and blocked claims go to the top.
One ranked day. Five sort orders. A person clears each item.
Blind by design. Atlas works from record codes and never sees a name.
AI drafts, a person decides. Nothing is sent without approval.

Pick a dossier DossierAtlasTx, the Triage COO

Screening roomAtlasTx

The Atlas run17 seconds: everything open comes in, Atlas ranks it, the fires come out first.

Early accessWant Atlas running your mornings?One email gets you early access. We’ll write when it opens.

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The full platform · start here

See the full platform.

Pick one. Each dossier walks through one side of the platform, page by page. Start with Prescription Telemedicine.

Dossier A · the AI

AtlasTx, the Triage COOThe ranked queue, the fire card and the approval gate.10 pages · about 6 minOpen the dossier

Dossier 2 · back end

Start here

Prescription TelemedicineA telehealth practice, from intake to the pharmacy.47 pages · about 28 minOpen the dossier

Dossier 3 · back end

Research-Use Peptide SalesA research-use store with an ad studio and a compliance desk.32 pages · about 17 minOpen the dossier

Dossier 1 · front end

Patient ExperienceWhat the patient sees, from the program page to billing.10 pages · about 5 minOpen the dossier

Roadmap

WooCommerce: coming soon

Sign in with your WooCommerce or Shopify store and run it with the full power of LastStop: Atlas, ClaimRight, the Growth Engine and the LastStop framework.

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Roadmap

Shopify: coming soon

Sign in with your WooCommerce or Shopify store and run it with the full power of LastStop: Atlas, ClaimRight, the Growth Engine and the LastStop framework.

Sign up and apply now

The short version, in numbers

Every screen in the dossiers runs on labelled sample data.

Early accessGet early access to the platform.One email. We’ll write when early access opens.

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One console

One console under every face.

Every brand in the Village runs on one set of screens. Change the look and the colors change; the console underneath does not.

The consoleSample data

LastStop

The same patient home in six console skins — The same patient home, in other skins. The look changes. The screens do not.

The LastStop OS console

One console under every face.

Same screensOwn brand per practiceShared rails

The console is the LastStop OS screen set that every brand in the Village runs on. Brand colors change. The work stays the same.
Each practice keeps its own brand kit and its own data. Row-level security for that separation is built in the engine; the engine is tested locally and not hosted yet.
Every screen here is a console screen on labelled sample data, not patient data.

DashboardCase queuePharmacy routingFollow-upsSupport ticketsIntegrationsBillingCompliance ScannerBrand AbsorberAd StudioAsset LibraryAudit log

The number one reason telehealth and peptide sites get shut down: FDA and FTC warning letters over the claims on the page.

ClaimRight · compliance

Step 01IngestPaste an ad, a page or a message.
Step 02MatchRead against the claim rules.
Step 03Flag and repairEach violation flagged, with a rewrite.
Step 04A person signsNothing runs until a person approves it.

Every approval lands in the audit log.

See the full ClaimRight walkthrough in the dossiers →

Growth Engine · the media

Brand in. Ads out. Every size.

Point it at a public page and it keeps the kit DNA: palette, type, logo. Pick a house look once and every later ad follows it. ClaimRight reads the copy, and a person approves what goes out.

Growth Engine · the mediaSample ads

Growth Engine

Sample ads

Sample ads from the studio.Sample ads from the studio’s Style templates. None has run.

Hover to pause. Click an ad to open it.

1Read the page
2Keep the kit DNA
3Ads in that kit

The page it read

Saved public page · sample brand, name hidden

Name hidden

Primary · #3B82F6

Accent · #2A2E33

Type · Space Grotesk

Ink · #F4F6F8

Background · #16191C

The brand kit

Brand kitKit DNA

Primary#3B82F6

Accent#2A2E33

Background#16191C

Ink#F4F6F8

Type

AaSpace Grotesk · display
Inter · body

Logo

No logo file on the page. Left empty, never invented.

Sample ads in that kit

Sample ads

Built from a real run on a sample brand. The page is the saved page Brand Absorber read, with its name hidden here; the colors are the ones it returned; the ads are Style samples made for that brand. The sweep and the flying chips are this page’s animation.

Saved style kits in the product: Dark Console Glow, Portrait One Line, Phone In Hand, Quiet Clinic Line, Bright Home Consult — In the product. Style Absorber’s saved style kits: layout, light and type treatment, with no logo, name or brand color carried over. Labelled “New idea pending”.

In the product. The palette it returned for that page, with where each color came from and how many methods agreed.

Growth Engine · Brand Absorber

Point it at a public URL. Keep the kit DNA.

Reads a public pageRanked color paletteLogo, fonts, tagline

It fetches a public page and reads the colors and type that are actually on it.
It ranks the palette and assigns roles: primary, accent, background, ink.
It picks a logo, reads the fonts and on-page taglines, and writes a brand kit the ad tools load. What it cannot find stays empty.
A Style Absorber does the same for a look taken from a screenshot or a page, without the identity.

Sample brandLive in the product

Sample1080 × 1080

Care from home

No waiting
room.

Start with a short online intake.

Start your intake

Prescription only if a licensed clinician decides it’s appropriate.

Every size

One ad. Every size.

The same Style re-frames for each placement. The words, the button and the required line are set by code, so they stay exact at every size.

Sample. The photo is the real Style 4 plate; the words are set live in this page. Four of Ad Studio’s seven formats.

Outreach draftsFour patient segments. Drafts only; a person sends.

Abandoned intakeNew leadsRefill and adherenceWin-back

Growth Engine · Ad Studio and Styles

Turn a brand kit into finished ads.

Seven formatsPick a house look onceClaimRight reads the copy

Ad Studio makes finished ads in seven formats from the brand kit, so the colors on the ad are the colors that were extracted.
A Style is a saved ad style. Lock one or two as the house look and every later ad follows them.
Every ad is read by ClaimRight, and a person picks which ads go out. Outreach bots draft and never send on their own.
The ads shown are samples for a demo telehealth brand, made outside the demo workspace and labelled SAMPLE. None has run as an ad.

Sample adsAd Studio built, off in the demo workspaceStyles in a preview buildNo outcome claims

Direct competition

Who else has all of this? Nobody we could find.

We checked telehealth platforms and compliance tools against six capabilities, on their own public pages. None has all six. None has more than three, and those only in part.

Six capabilities · public pagesChecked October 2026

Competition

Who has these six capabilities, from each vendor’s public pages, checked October 2026
Platform	AtlasTx		LastStop		Growth Engine	ClaimRight
Platform	AI triage across the whole business	Voice assistant	One console, many brands	20+ branded storefronts	AI ads and brand-kit extraction	Claims and compliance screening
LastStop OSOne platform	Built. AtlasTx ranks every open item across the business, fires first.	Preview. Voice preview: in development.	Built. Every brand runs on one LastStop console.	Built. Twenty branded storefronts, live as front ends.	Built. Brand Absorber reads a brand; Ad Studio makes ads in every size.	Built. ClaimRight screens ads, pages and messages against claim rules.
OpenLoop	Partial. “AI is woven through every layer”: a general statement. Source: openloophealth.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: openloophealth.com	Partial. 400+ brands run on the platform; no single owner console found. Source: openloophealth.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: openloophealth.com	Partial. Launchpad AI builds the site structure and intake, not ads. Source: openloophealth.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: openloophealth.com
Wheel	Partial. An AI clinical action layer routes patients into workflows: clinical, not business-wide. Source: wheel.com/blog/wheel-expands-horizon-with-ai-native-clinical-action-layer-and-introduces-wheelx-an-enterprise-exchange-for-ai-health-experiences	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: wheel.com/wheel-horizon-telehealth-and-virtual-care-platform	Partial. “A single platform for pharma portfolios spanning multiple brands.” Source: wheel.com/wheel-horizon-telehealth-and-virtual-care-platform	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: wheel.com/wheel-horizon-telehealth-and-virtual-care-platform	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: wheel.com/wheel-horizon-telehealth-and-virtual-care-platform	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: wheel.com/wheel-horizon-telehealth-and-virtual-care-platform
Healthie	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: gethealthie.com	Not found publicly. Adjacent only: an ambient AI scribe, not an operator assistant. Source: gethealthie.com/ai-scribe	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: gethealthie.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: gethealthie.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: gethealthie.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: gethealthie.com
Bask Health	Partial. “Basky AI”, an assistant for daily operations; no ranking described. Source: bask.health	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: bask.health	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: bask.health	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: bask.health	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: bask.health	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: bask.health
MD Integrations	Partial. “AI assist care”: a general efficiency statement. Source: mdintegrations.com/solutions	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: mdintegrations.com/solutions	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: mdintegrations.com/solutions	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: mdintegrations.com/solutions	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: mdintegrations.com/solutions	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: mdintegrations.com/solutions
FUSE	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: fusehealth.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: fusehealth.com	Partial. “Every brand its own world”: many operator brands on one platform. Source: fusehealth.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: fusehealth.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: fusehealth.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: fusehealth.com
EmbedCare	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: embedcare.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: embedcare.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: embedcare.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: embedcare.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: embedcare.com	Partial. Compliance and FTC advertising standards run as a managed service; no screening tool described. Source: embedcare.com
Compliance-only tools
Elpida	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: getelpida.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: getelpida.com	Not applicable. Not applicable: a compliance tool, not a telehealth platform. Source: getelpida.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: getelpida.com	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: getelpida.com	Found publicly. Pre-vetted claims, 24/7 asset monitoring and audit documentation. Source: getelpida.com
RegenCompliance	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: regencompliance.ai	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: regencompliance.ai	Not applicable. Not applicable: a compliance tool, not a telehealth platform. Source: regencompliance.ai	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: regencompliance.ai	Not found publicly. Not found on the vendor’s public pages. Source: regencompliance.ai	Found publicly. A text scanner with 300+ rules. Source: regencompliance.ai

Clinician networks such as OpenLoop and Wheel also supply licensed clinicians; LastStop is the platform layer and works with networks like them.

Public pages only, checked October 2026. “Not found publicly” does not mean a vendor lacks the feature. LastStop’s row is built and demonstrable on labelled sample data; voice is a preview in development.

Sources (11)

OpenLoop openloophealth.com
Wheel wheel.com/wheel-horizon-telehealth-and-virtual-care-platform
Wheel wheel.com/blog/wheel-expands-horizon-with-ai-native-clinical-action-layer-and-introduces-wheelx-an-enterprise-exchange-for-ai-health-experiences
Healthie gethealthie.com
Healthie gethealthie.com/ai-scribe
Bask Health bask.health
MD Integrations mdintegrations.com/solutions
FUSE fusehealth.com
EmbedCare embedcare.com
Elpida getelpida.com
RegenCompliance regencompliance.ai

Each of these is usually a separate license or a separate hire.

Most platforms charge per seat or per brand.

LastStop runs all four on one platform.

Price it yourself

Ask your own AI

Don’t take our word for it.

Copy a question and paste it into the AI assistant you already use.

Question 1
Please visit https://laststopos.com and provide the replacement value of the platform being advertised. What would a competitor charge per month, or for the first 12 months?
Question 2
If $50,000 or $100,000 was put into ad spend for a telehealth site running on LastStop OS in the first 2 months, compounding for 12 months, how much would revenue and profit be for year one?

Questions for your own AI, not claims from us. Whatever it answers is its own estimate. Nothing on this page is an offer, a forecast, or a promise of returns.

1Run the simulationFree · LastStop vs 7 other platforms 2Founding partnersThe full rundown · 20 seats 3HomeYou’re here 4Sign up and apply nowYour name and email to start

The short version · in numbersEstimate where a number is shown

Numbers

In numbers

The short version, in numbers.

What it is

The LastStop platform, plus AtlasTx, its Triage COO.AtlasTx puts every open item in one ranked list, fires first. A person approves everything it drafts.

What it saves

About 6.5 full-time roles of non-clinical work (estimate).For a telehealth practice at about 300 active patients a month, at BLS median wages. Clinicians come with the contracted clinician network and are never counted. The role-by-role table is in What it takes off the payroll.

EstimateNot a measured result

Live today vs. after agreements

Built and demonstrable today, on labelled sample data.Pharmacy, messaging, video visits and identity checks stay marked “agreement pending” until a vendor agreement is signed. No license is signed, and nothing here is live with patients.

Sample dataAgreement pending

AtlasTxSee every Atlas screen in the AtlasTx dossier

Price it yourself

How many platforms have all of this?

There is no price list here. Tick what your platform does today, then paste the spec into any AI assistant and see what a build like this costs.

Staffing

What it takes off the payroll.

The work LastStop does, role by role, priced at US median wages. Read it with the checklist above: what a platform like this does, and what that work costs a practice today.

Off the payroll · non-clinicalEstimate

Staffing · estimate

What LastStop takes off the payroll: 6.5 full-time roles (estimate)

Non-clinical work only, for a telehealth practice at about 300 active patients a month.

−6.5 FTEnon-clinical work covered (estimate)

$33,000per month, BLS median base wages (estimate)

$396,210per year, base wages (estimate)

$566,070per year, fully loaded ×1.43 (estimate)

Built today −3.5 FTEAfter agreements −3 FTE (a messaging provider, a pharmacy and BAAs)

Non-clinical roles LastStop takes off the payroll at about 300 active patients a month (estimate)
Role	What LastStop does	FTE removed	BLS median	Loaded annual	Basis
Office / operations manager (daily triage)AtlasTx	AtlasTx: ranked queue, fire card, daily brief, command bar	−0.5	$69,500	$49,650	Built today
Refill and follow-up coordinatorAtlasTx	Follow-up drafts, refill and adherence bot, refill timing rules	−1	$45,930	$65,620	After agreements
Patient support representativeAtlasTx	AI support triage (drafts), separate side-effect queue	−0.5	$44,770	$31,980	After agreements
Intake and eligibility coordinatorLastStop	7-step online intake, state and age rules, rules pre-chart	−0.5	$45,930	$32,810	Built today
Pharmacy order coordinatorLastStop	Pharmacy connector, fulfilment tracking, refill path	−0.5	$46,170	$32,980	After agreements
Brand and identity designerGrowth Engine	Brand Absorber, Style Absorber, Style lock	−0.5	$62,960	$44,980	Built today
Ad designer (production)Growth Engine	Image Ad Studio, 7 formats, Styles	−0.5	$62,960	$44,980	Built today
CopywriterGrowth Engine	Pre-approved message library, ad copy and caption drafts, brand-voice rewrite checked by ClaimRight	−0.5	$76,910	$54,940	Built today
Lifecycle marketing specialistGrowth Engine	Four AI outreach bots	−0.5	$78,760	$56,260	After agreements
Compliance manager (program)ClaimRight	State rules, license check, care-flow order, LegitScript checklist, approval gate, audit log	−0.5	$80,730	$57,670	Built today
Marketing-claims reviewerClaimRight	ClaimRight claim rules, rewrite a person approves, FDA disclosure on program pages	−0.5	$80,730	$57,670	Built today
Privacy and consent administratorClaimRight	Consent, STOP and quiet-hours rules; Blind Atlas code guard; audit log; BAA status on every integration card	−0.5	$51,140	$36,530	After agreements
Total, 12 non-clinical rolesEstimate	$33,000 a month, $396,210 a year	−6.5		$566,070

Clinicians, the medical director and pharmacists come with the contracted clinician network (for example OpenLoop, Wheel or Beluga). They are not on this payroll and not counted.

Estimates for a practice that has not launched, not measured results. Sources: BLS OEWS May 2025 national medians (bls.gov/oes); fully loaded = ×1.43, BLS ECEC June 2026 (bls.gov/ecec). Role by role: LastStop FTE model v2, 2026-09-30; the same table as the Prescription Telemedicine dossier’s “Jobs replaced” page.

What a practice inherits

What a practice gets with a license.

One platform, all four components, both clinical setups, and partner connectors as agreements are signed.

What a practice inheritsWith a license

Its own brand

The practice's own brand kit and colors. Brand Absorber reads them from any public site.

Separated data

Each practice's data is kept apart. Row-level security is built in the engine; hosting is the next step.

The whole framework

All four components: LastStop, AtlasTx, the Growth Engine and ClaimRight.

Both clinical setups

Setup A: its own clinicians chart in their EHR, such as Charm Health. Setup B: a contracted clinician network, such as Beluga Health.

Partners as they connect

Pharmacy, video visits, identity checks and messaging. The connectors are built and refuse to run until an agreement exists.

What a person still owns

Every send, every flag, every prescription, every money decision and every agreement.

Founder spots are open. Pricing is a conversation: apply and we’ll reach out. No license agreement is signed yet.

The brand · the Village · the exit

Planning for graduation from the first day of school.

LastStop is building a branded healthcare company, not a collection of websites. The storefronts, the console, Atlas, ClaimRight and the Growth Engine run as one business, so the value builds in one place.

The brand · the Village · the exitOne brand

The brand.

One healthcare brand with many faces. Each storefront owns its lane; the rails, compliance and operations are shared underneath all of them.

The Village.

Brands and like-minded operators growing side by side. New niches, partners and acquisitions add depth over time: think Johnson & Johnson, not a strip mall of websites.

The exit.

Built from day one to exit as a healthcare AI software company, with recurring revenue, one platform and many brands. Or to keep compounding: license the platform for royalties, or keep expanding into new fields.

If you remember one thing from this page:

ONE BRAND. ONE EXIT.

This is LastStop’s plan for the company. It is not an offer, and a founder spot or a seat does not include a share of it.

The Village · seats and storefronts

Own a face in the fleet.

LastStop runs more than one brand. The Village is a portfolio of brands on shared rails: each brand owns its look and its lane, and compliance, growth and operations run once, underneath all of them.

Working names in development, pending legal review. None is presented as operating today, and no revenue, patient numbers or valuations are shown.

Ember RecoveryRecovery-first care for training load and travelOpen the front end

Forge & FormBody composition, built with a clinicianOpen the front end

Meridian Men’s HealthMen’s hormone health, under real supervisionOpen the front end

Vital RidgeActive-life clinical careOpen the front end

Solstice LongevityA longevity membership built on labsOpen the front end

Cascade MetabolicMetabolic care, with the follow-throughOpen the front end

Harbor PeptideA clinician-charted peptide consultOpen the front end

Apex ResetBranded weight-loss care, on the recordOpen the front end

One set of railsEvery brand runs on the same platform, compliance engine and growth engine, so the fixed cost is shared.

No single point of failureNo single brand has to carry the whole business. One ad-account or policy change can’t take the whole portfolio down.

Each name owns one laneA distinct focus per brand, no cannibalising, the same clinical standards underneath.

Why the Village

A living platform. Everyone evolves together.

Joining the Village isn’t buying software. It’s joining a group of brands that share the costs, the tools and the upgrades, and get better together.

Shared costs.

Compliance, operations and the platform are built once and shared, so no brand pays to build them alone.

Every upgrade, included.

Members are grandfathered into whatever the platform adds next. AtlasTx is the example: it arrived after the first Village brands were built, and it ships to every brand on the platform.