Approve the material
The advertiser supplies unbranded education or appropriately reviewed branded material. Creative, required disclosures, and regulatory responsibilities are established in writing.
Independent supporting offer
Patient education. Delivered with care.
Ten years of continuous direct-to-patient shipments across all 50 states creates a practical physical channel for appropriately matched brand education.
The channel
Relevant material. Existing deliveries.
Programs place approved educational material inside eligible diabetic or CPAP supply shipments. Audience fit, format, timing, and operational capacity are agreed with the supplier before launch.
This is a shipment placement program—not a promise of readership, response, prescribing, or conversion. It is separate from data licensing and does not grant access to patient records.
Keep the shipment relationship intact
Approved material never steers a patient away from the supplier who made the delivery. Manufacturer, point-of-care, and disease-awareness education are the strongest fit.
Agree on placement
Use a fixed fair-market-value fee per agreed eligible shipment placement. Payment is not tied to prescriptions, referrals, responses, or patient conversions.
Review the structure before the first shipment.
Brand approval does not replace a program-specific legal review. Content, patient communications, payer rules, and healthcare advertising requirements are reviewed before launch. Third-party marketing opt-in language is considered in that review, not presented as blanket permission.
Start with a defined use case
Scope an in-box program.
Tell us the audience, educational objective, material, and timing. We’ll confirm placement fit and next steps.
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