Keep every GLP-1 patient on track, one step at a time.
Interval Health runs the work between injections: intake with safety screening, a check-in before every dose step, side-effect flags and coverage paperwork. The prescriber decides every step.
For GLP-1 programs at med spas, obesity medicine and primary care.GLP-1 programs run on a lot of follow-up
Patients quit when side effects hit
Nausea or a missed dose can end a program that would have worked, if someone had been there to say hold, not stop.
Every step is a new prescription
Each new strength means a check, a request and an approval, and most of the monthly work lives there.
Coverage paperwork is heavy
Prior authorizations and re-authorizations need documented BMI, conditions and progress, assembled by hand.
From intake to the next step
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Intake with safety screening
BMI is computed and safety and eligibility screening run when the patient submits. The doctor sees a summary and decides to start, book a visit first or decline.
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A plan with a check-in before every step
Check-ins go out weekly while titrating, plus one after each step. Side-effect flags help patients hold instead of quit.
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Step-up review
A week before a step is due, the check-in asks if the patient is ready. Staff prepare the review; readiness is a suggestion shown only to the prescriber.
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Coverage or memberships
Staff build coverage packets and track re-authorization dates, or the program runs on cash-pay memberships with a membership-at-risk flag.
Four check-ins, two dose steps
What your team sees for one patient across the first eight weeks. Each step waits for a check-in and a decision from the prescriber.
What changes for your program
Fewer patients lost to side effects
Flags reach your team while the patient can still be helped, with escalation for anything urgent.
Step-ups that are ready for the prescriber
Doses taken, symptoms and coverage status are gathered before the prescriber opens the review.
Coverage that doesn't pile up
Re-authorization tasks open ahead of the date, with the packet ready for staff to review.
An oversight trail
Weekly summaries are signed by the medical director, with every chart open and decision in the audit log.
The prescriber decides
Interval never steps a dose up or down on its own. Every step, hold and stop is the prescriber's recorded decision.
See it with your own program
We'll set up a sample titration plan for the medication you prescribe most and walk your team through it in 30 minutes.