Built for people responsible for the whole path.
These field guides are for telehealth, GLP-1, wellness, CPG, and ecommerce teams building more than a homepage: real offers, intake paths, checkout, tracking, follow-up, and the systems that make growth measurable.
Connecticut's Annual Reminder Covers Your Monthly Subscribers Too
Since July 1, 2026, Connecticut requires a yearly reminder for every auto-renewing or continuous subscription, not only annual plans, and violations now fall under CUTPA.
Read guide Field Guide 21 · Oct 2026OpenLoop Is the Clinic. You Keep the Brand, the Audience and the Website Decision
OpenLoop supplies the clinicians, pharmacy, checkout and support line. Its consent form tells patients what a partner brand learns about them, and it is not the chart.
Read guide Field Guide 20 · Oct 2026Add to Cart Then Consult Will Fail Your LegitScript Review
LegitScript Standard 7 reaches the offer to dispense, not only the prescription. A buy button on a prescription drug fails before checkout. What to build instead.
Read guide Field Guide 19 · Oct 2026What a Failed Cancellation Now Costs in New York City
NYC's click-to-cancel rule took effect October 1, 2026. It makes you liable for every charge after a customer's first cancel attempt, and fines start at $525.
Read guide Field Guide 18 · Oct 2026Your Cancel Flow Passes in California and Fails in Georgia
California wants termination exclusively online. Georgia wants an offline route for the customer who will not log in, plus a renewal notice after every charge.
Read guide Field Guide 17 · Oct 2026Healthie Is the Chart. The Clinicians, the Pharmacy and the Cancel Button Stay Yours
Healthie runs the chart and the back office. It supplies no prescribers or pharmacy, your own Stripe cannot connect, and patients cannot cancel a package themselves.
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