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MD Integrations is a backend platform for digital health companies that need scalability, an API, and integrated workflows. It’s made to provide telehealth care as part of a larger platform that it is integrated with. It can be tied into onboarding systems, EMRs, payment systems, fulfillment and checkouts via its API. It offers automation for patient intake, clinical routing, prescriptions, messaging, and more. It’s the ideal solution to launch a branded telehealth service quickly.

In short, this MD Integrations is the type of service you want if you want to offer customized telemedicine offers on top of your existing eCommerce stack.

MD Integrations also has a focus on compliance support and physician-led care. It has a built-in ecosystem of integrations for pharmacies, diagnostics, fulfillment, and payments.

Amwell is more of a ‘traditional’ telemedicine platform provider. They are focused on virtual primary care and telehealth services at scale. They offer subscriptions for licensed clinicians and specialists, and embeddable telehealth for client portals and EHR workflow. Patients can access care via web, phone, and mobile apps. It integrates with payer systems for eligibility and claims as well as EHR systems.

The primary purpose of Amwell is to provide general telehealth to patients. It’s not focused on being something you can integrate into eCommerce platforms and offer a specific product that needs a prescription.

You should go with MD Integrations if you are operating a telehealth funnel and need a checkout process that triggers clinical workflows automatically, offer subscriptions, care bundles, or telemedicine products that need to be integrated directly with a commerce and fulfillment platform.

Amwell is a better fit if you want to provide general telehealth care to patients as an insurer, provider system, or health network. It allows you to embed telehealth inside existing EHR workflows and gives a complete clinical delivery stack.

MD Integrations provides a telemedicine API and is a white-label telehealth platform for adding virtual care to existing eCommerce platforms. It helps you add physician-led care to your products and connect triggers from your eCommerce platform to clinical systems.

It connects easily with platforms like Shopify and WooCommerce with its official extensions, API, webhooks, and workflows. It has a focus on automation, compliance, and flexibility with its custom workflows. Fulfillment can be supported via integrated e-prescribing and they can connect with pharmacy partners.

Beluga Health is more focused on providing a complete, end-to-end platform over integration. It offers a built in eCommerce platform that can be white-labeled. Fulfillment has the additional option of directly through its built-in pharmacy, as well as 3rd party providers.

Because Beluga Health is a complete end-to-end platform, there’s typically less development work required to get up and running with it, though you give up some flexibility in exchange.

What you need for your funnel largely depends on the amount of customization you desire and what kind of prescription fulfillment you want to do. If you have a heavily customized funnel and want to make your own experience front to back, MD integrations is probably the better option for you.