Medical Review Process
From the moment you submit your assessment to the day your medication arrives — every step a real Texas-licensed physician is in the loop. Never an AI. Never a rubber-stamp.
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Patient submits 11-step assessment
Goal, vitals (height/weight/age), location, timeline, GLP-1 experience, medication preference, health history, desired start date, contact info, and consent. Takes 2 minutes; data is encrypted end-to-end.
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Care coordinator triage
Within 1 hour, a LeenRx care coordinator screens the assessment for required documentation, eligibility flags, and contraindications. Borderline cases are flagged for the medical director.
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Provider clinical review
Within 24–48 hours, a Texas-licensed physician personally reviews the assessment against current clinical guidelines, your medical history, and your active medications. The provider can request follow-up labs or a video consultation if needed.
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Approval, decline, or follow-up
The provider either (a) approves a starting dose with titration schedule, (b) declines with a written clinical reason and a refund, or (c) requests additional information. You receive every decision in writing.
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Pharmacy fulfilment
Approved prescriptions are sent to an FDA-registered 503A/503B compounding pharmacy (SHWCare partner). Medication ships discreetly to your Texas address with cold-chain handling where required.
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Ongoing monitoring
Secure messaging with your provider, monthly progress check-ins, dose adjustments when warranted, and a structured maintenance plan when you reach your goal weight.
Frequently Asked
Who reviews my assessment?
A Texas-licensed physician (MD or DO) — never an AI, never a nurse practitioner unsupervised. Every prescription is personally signed by a provider with Texas Medical Board licensure.
How long does the review take?
Most reviews are completed within 24–48 hours of submission. Assessments submitted before 2 PM Central often get same-day review during weekdays.
What disqualifies someone?
Common contraindications: pregnancy or active attempt to conceive, history of medullary thyroid carcinoma, MEN-2 syndrome, severe gastroparesis, history of pancreatitis (relative contraindication), or current severe psychiatric instability. The full list is reviewed during informed consent.
Can I see the provider's name?
Yes. The reviewing provider's name, Texas Medical Board license number, and signature appear on every prescription and on your patient portal. You can also request a video consultation at no extra cost.
Can I get a second opinion?
Absolutely. If you'd like another LeenRx provider to review your case, email care@leenrx.com — we'll schedule one within 48 hours.
