Medical Directorship
A designated medical director licensed in your state, plus the protocols, compliance support, and telehealth network to help you grow with confidence.
Medical directorship
Your medical director should feel like an extension of your team.
With the right physician partner, your team has clear protocols, answers when they need them, and the confidence to offer new services. That might mean adding GLP-1 weight management, opening a second location, or expanding into a new state.
Arora Health pairs your practice with a medical director licensed in your state and the clinical infrastructure to support them: protocols, compliance resources, team training, and access to our 50-state telehealth network. We work with single locations, mobile and concierge practices, and multi-location franchise groups.
Nationwide coverage
Licensed where you are. Ready for where you’re going.
Licensed in 50 states.
Medical directors licensed in your state, wherever you operate.
Led by physicians.
Protocols developed by Dr. Sean Arora and Dr. Shannon Arora.
Support for your team.
Clinical guidance, training, and resources for your staff.
Clearing & prescribing.
GFEs and prescribing for all clinical programs, including GLP-1s.
What’s included
What’s included in Arora’s medical directorship.
Chart Review and Escalations
Chart reviews, clear escalation paths, state-required collaboration or supervision agreements, and access to Arora’s physicians and specialty advisors for additional clinical guidance.
Protocol Development
Evidence-based protocols, standing orders, consents, and intake forms for every program you offer, kept consistent across providers and locations.
Staff Training
Training for your injectors, nurses, and NPs during onboarding, plus ongoing education as you add services, so your team understands the protocols before patients do.
Regulatory Guidance
State-specific templates, a compliance checklist to support audit readiness, delegation tables, and PC-MSO structure support in Corporate Practice of Medicine states.
Ongoing Support
A dedicated Client Success Manager, regular check-ins, preferred pricing with our pharmacy and vendor partners, and access to our 50-state telehealth network for clearances and prescriptions.
Clinical programs
Expand what you offer without compromising how you deliver it.
Peptide and NAD+ programs with sourcing guidance, protocols and provider review.
Clinical frameworks for emerging regenerative therapies, with compliance built in.
Protocols for IV, injectable and wellness therapies, backed by physician oversight.
Discreet, physician-guided sexual health care with clear protocols and follow-up.
Clinical oversight and protocols to support safe, consistent aesthetic treatment programs.
Evidence-based hair restoration protocols with medical review for every patient.
Hormone programs built on clinical guidelines, lab review and ongoing provider oversight.
Physician-led GLP-1 programs with dosing protocols, patient monitoring and compliant prescribing.
How it works
From onboarding to ongoing oversight.
Why Arora Health
More than a medical director. A partner in your growth.
One partner instead of three vendors.
Medical directorship, compliance support, and a 50-state telehealth network under one roof, all working from the same protocols.
We clear and prescribe.
Our telehealth providers perform telehealth clearances and can prescribe when clinically appropriate, so patients can start care sooner.
Wellness and longevity expertise.
Years of experience with peptides, HRT, GLP-1s, and regenerative health.
Consistent at every location.
Delivering consistent clinical protocols, standardized workflows, and dependable medical oversight across your locations.
A team that knows your business.
A dedicated Client Success Manager and physicians who know your practice by name.
Meet our medical directors
Frequently Asked Questions
Depending on your state’s requirements, a medical director provides clinical oversight, standing orders and treatment protocols, chart review, provider collaboration and guidance, and availability for required physician consultations. At Arora, that also includes compliance support and access to our telehealth network.
During onboarding, you’ll complete a full compliance assessment, document upload and verification, and team training. After that, your Client Success Manager checks in regularly on your medical director obligations, and you’ll complete annual compliance assessments as part of your program.
It depends on your state and the services you offer. Injectables, IV therapy, GLP-1s, peptides, and hormone therapy often carry specific supervision, delegation, or Good Faith Exam requirements. We help you understand what applies to your services and locations, and how to set up oversight accordingly.
Yes. You’ll have an assigned medical director licensed in your state, in line with state requirements, plus access to Arora’s broader team of physicians and advisors for guidance across specialties.
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Yes. We offer single-service medical directorship for mobile practices and clinics focused on one program, and multi-service medical directorship for clinics offering several. For franchises and multi-location groups, we help keep clinical standards consistent across every location and state.
In states with Corporate Practice of Medicine laws, a physician-owned professional corporation (PC) typically handles clinical care, while a management services organization (MSO) handles non-clinical business operations. Arora can help you understand how this model works and connect you with the right resources to structure. Because requirements vary by state, consult your own legal counsel.
Already have a medical director?
Our Wellness Program works in collaboration with your existing medical director, adding protocols, training, compliance support, and access to our telehealth network so you can launch new therapies without changing who oversees your practice.
Let’s build the right clinical foundation for your practice.
Tell us about your practice, the services you offer, and where you want to grow. We’ll show you what physician-led oversight can look like.