Grow a Health Brand With Creators, Without the Compliance Risk
We match health brands with creators their patients trust, then clear every claim and disclosure before a single video films.
Real health sponsorships, analyzed
Real health creator videos. Real reach.
These are real health and telehealth creator sponsorships we studied in our sponsorship database, not our own campaigns. Tap any reel to play it. The number is the video's public view count.
Skincare / Telehealth
Curology x studyquill
A custom-formula skincare offer told inside a creator's real routine, with a clear partnership disclosure.
Function Health x Diary of a CEO
A membership offer framed as a long-form health conversation.
Diagnostics / Health
Zocdoc x Mama Doctor Jones
A doctor-creator recommending a booking platform to her own audience.
Telehealth booking
Grow Therapy x BrittHertz
A therapy-access read built into a personal creator story.
Mental health
Cal AI x ANATOLY
A free-trial offer wrapped in a fitness creator's normal content.
Health app
We pick the creators, clear every script, and build the reel to sell. You see the shortlist before you spend a dollar.
Get your healthcare creator shortlistWhat we do
Healthcare, results we run on
Healthcare, results we run on
152%
Higher repeat-purchase rate
patients who came through a creator stay longer.
12%
Less churn
from customers who came through a creator.
5×
Lower cost per customer
2 to 5 times cheaper than cold ads.
55+
Brands served
across telehealth, supplement, and regulated health.
Why this category is different
The claim-language and disclosure review we run before a health creator films
Most agencies hand a creator a brief and hope. In health, hope is how brands end up in a settlement.
We add a review step that sits between the brief and the camera. First we check the claim language: every line is sorted into what you can say, what needs a softer wellness frame, and what gets cut.
Then we check disclosure: the partnership has to be clear and on-screen, the way the FTC expects, not buried in a caption.
Then we check the creator: a doctor or nurse on camera carries weight, but only if their own credentials and history hold up to a look. We screen for that before we recommend them.
We also keep you away from the data trap that caught GoodRx. Tracking links and pixels get set up so you are not quietly handing patient signals to an ad platform.
The result is a campaign that reads as trustworthy to a patient and defensible to a regulator, which in this category is the whole game.
You won't have to fill out a form, wait two days, and then receive a generic slide deck. Instead here is how we work:
- 01
You start by booking a call with us
You book a call with us and 12 other agencies.
- 02
We send you everything before we talk
You get all the info before the call. If something looks off, please cancel. We don't waste your time and you don't waste ours.
- 03
On the call we cover three things
What do you want? Can we deliver it? If not, we refer you to one of our 24+ agency partners who can.
Not ready to talk to us?
Next issue, every Monday
We found the best performing creators for Jun 29 → Jul 5.Hand-picked, not the same five names.
Plus the Influencer Advisory Consultant GPT.
FAQ / 005
Common Healthcare questions
Yes, with care. The rules are about claims and disclosure, not about creators themselves. You cannot let a creator promise a cure or imply a result you cannot prove, and the partnership has to be disclosed clearly. Within those lines, a trusted creator is one of the most effective channels in health, because trust is exactly what a patient is buying.
Healthcare playbooks + guides
Know the rules of this category.
Plain guides on what to say, what to skip, what gets pulled, and what passes.
- upcomingHealthcare creator FTC disclosure checklist
- upcomingTelehealth influencer marketing rate card 2026
- upcomingWhat health claims a creator can and cannot make
- upcomingThe GoodRx pixel mistake, and how to avoid it
- upcomingDoctor-creator vetting playbook
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