Compliance should be clear, not complicated.
Understand how your healthcare business appears through the eyes of reviewers, regulators, payment processors and advertising platforms.
ScriptClear replaces unclear requirements, surprise follow-up questions and months of waiting with a structured compliance process that shows you exactly what is required. Start with an instant preview of your website, then resolve issues before the review begins.
Certification journey
- Application
- Review
- Corrective actions
- Approval
- Monitoring
- Verification
- Scope
- Brands, domains and workflows
- Review
- Automated checks, human decision
- After approval
- Monitored for material change
Assess · Remediate · Certify · Monitor · Renew
Built for telehealth, medical weight loss, hormone and longevity, med spas, wellness, digital health, provider networks and pharmacy partners. See the platform
ScriptClear Instant Compliance Preview
See how your website appears to a compliance reviewer.
Enter your website address. ScriptClear reviews up to three publicly available pages and returns a preview-scoped readiness report with evidence and suggested improvements. Preliminary observations only — not a compliance determination.
The problem
Most healthcare businesses do not lose a partner because they intended to cut a corner. They lose one because nobody could show, on request, how the business actually operates.
Website claims, intake logic, consent language, provider records and billing terms are usually owned by different teams and reviewed on different schedules. The gap between them is where risk accumulates — quietly, and usually before anyone asks a question.
Why compliance is difficult
The work is not hard because teams don't care.
It is hard because the requirements, the business and the questions all move independently.
Requirements sit in different places
Clinical practice, state rules, advertising standards, billing disclosures and partner policies each ask for something slightly different.
The business keeps changing
A new landing page, a new state, a revised intake question or a new pharmacy partner can quietly change what needs to be true.
Diligence arrives without warning
Processors, banks, ad platforms and partners tend to ask for proof at the least convenient moment — and expect it quickly.
See it in action
Watch a website review run end to end.
An illustrative walkthrough: scope a site, run the automated review, surface preliminary observations, assign remediation and confirm what human review approved.
The compliance lifecycle
Compliance is a cycle your organization runs, not a certificate you file.
ScriptClear follows the same ten stages every organization moves through — from the first website review to ongoing compliance between renewals. Certification sits at stage seven.
Assess
01–03- 01Website reviewClaims, disclosures, pricing and program structure are reviewed against published criteria.
- 02Compliance assessmentIntake logic, consent, provider relationships and operating states are assessed as one journey.
- 03FindingsEach observation is classified, explained and tied to the criterion behind it.
Remediate
04–05Certify
06–07The lifecycle describes ScriptClear's program structure. It does not guarantee regulatory approval or any third-party decision.
Our approach
One structured process instead of twelve separate conversations.
ScriptClear treats the patient journey as one connected system: what the site promises, what the intake asks, what the provider reviews, what the patient consents to, and what the documentation supports.
- Published criteria
- Defined review scope
- Automated checks
- Human validation
- Centralized remediation
- Reusable evidence
- Ongoing monitoring
- Independent verification
Certification
A defined path from application to monitored certification.
Six phases, each with a visible status, so your team always knows what has been assessed and what happens next.
Application
Eligibility and scope are established first — which brands, domains, workflows and states are covered.
Review
Automated checks across website content, intake, disclosures and documentation, assembled into findings.
Corrective actions
Each finding explains the concern and what would resolve it. Owners, evidence and status stay in one place.
Approval
Automated findings are validated by a human reviewer before any decision is issued.
Monitoring
Approved websites and workflows are watched for material changes rather than filed away.
Verification
Certified businesses may receive a public profile partners can check without a document request.
Statuses you will see along the way
Review scope
Assessment looks past the homepage.
Each domain links to the standard or capability behind it, so nothing about the review is implied.
Reviews may identify issues requiring legal, clinical, privacy, security, or other specialist review. ScriptClear does not provide legal advice.
Continuous monitoring
Certification should not expire the moment your site changes.
ScriptClear can monitor approved websites and workflows for material changes, keep version history, and raise a flag when new content may need another look.
- New service page publishedDay 2Change detected
- Subscription language changedDay 6Change detected
- Provider page removedDay 10Change detected
- Intake disclosure updatedDay 14Change detected
- Privacy policy revisedDay 18Change detected
- New operating state addedDay 22Change detected
The platform
One record of where your organization actually stands.
Mission control shows readiness, open findings, work in flight and the single next action — so compliance posture is something the team can see, not something someone has to go and reconstruct.
Readiness
82%
Open findings
6
Actions due
3
Evidence on file
24
Next action
Submit revised subscription disclosure for reviewer assessment
Open corrective action- Publish updated cancellation termsDue in 4 daysDue soon
- Confirm asynchronous review criteriaAwaiting reviewerIn review
- Upload provider licensure summaryReady to submitDraft
- Priority
F-104
Subscription cancellation terms not disclosed at checkout
- Review
F-108
Provider licensure page missing two operating states
- Review
F-112
Intake consent language predates workflow change
- Resolved
F-117
Business identity and contact details verified
Publish updated cancellation terms
In progressAssigned to Operations
Confirm asynchronous review criteria
SubmittedAssigned to Clinical
Approve revised consent language
CompleteAssigned to Legal
AI Compliance Portal
An intelligent assistant that works inside your compliance record.
The AI Portal explains findings, organizes evidence, tracks readiness, recommends corrective actions and drafts reporting — grounded in your own record rather than general answers.
Assistant
Checkout does not disclose recurring billing terms before payment, while the plan page describes a monthly subscription. Reviewers classify undisclosed recurring terms as priority because partners commonly ask for evidence of them.
Suggested next step: publish the cancellation terms at checkout, then attach the updated screenshot as evidence. A reviewer confirms the resolution.
- Explain a finding in plain language
- Draft a corrective-action plan
- Identify missing evidence
- Summarize readiness for leadership
The assistant organizes and explains. It does not issue decisions, and it does not replace human reviewers or legal counsel.
AI-assisted output supports human review. It does not replace reviewers, legal counsel or clinical judgment, and it does not issue certification decisions.
Human review
Software organizes the work. Experienced reviewers make the decision.
Automated checks surface candidates. A reviewer assesses the evidence, records the rationale, and decides — with the exchange documented so any decision can be explained later.
- Structured human review against published criteria
- Evidence assessment with recorded rationale
- Documented reviewer collaboration
- Separation between review and decision
- Ongoing monitoring after approval
Reviewer
Please confirm which states use asynchronous review, and attach the current criteria.
Clinical lead
Attached the criteria document and the state matrix as of this month.
Reviewer
Received. Assessing against criterion 4.2 — no further action needed from your team today.
Reports
Documentation you can hand to a processor, a bank or a board.
Each review cycle produces professional reporting: what was assessed, what was found, what was fixed, and what the decision was based on.
Report layouts shown are samples prepared for illustration. Contents depend on the scope agreed for each review.
Who we serve
Built telehealth-first, with defined paths for adjacent models.
- Medical Weight LossProgram claims, prescribing pathways and subscription terms.
- Hormone and LongevityProgram structure, labs, consent and outcome claims.
- Med SpasDelegation, supervision, advertising and consent records.
- Wellness and IV TherapyService menus, standing orders and clinical oversight.
- Digital HealthPlatforms enabling care delivery for other organizations.
- Provider NetworksCredentialing, licensure records and network documentation.
- Pharmacies and FulfillmentRelationships, operational scope and documented oversight.
Standards
Published standards. Defined scope. Traceable methodology.
Consistent review depends on written criteria that applicants and partners can read for themselves.
- Documented and publicly available
- Versioned with effective dates
- Source-supported where requirements are cited
- Consistently applied across applicants
- Human reviewed before decisions are issued
- Updated when requirements change
- Limited to a defined certification scope
The ScriptClear standards are published as a pilot draft (v0.9). Draft status is stated on every version and cited in every certification decision.
Partners
Clearer due diligence for the organizations doing the evaluating.
Processors, acquiring banks, advertising platforms, pharmacies, technology platforms and investors review the same businesses — usually with static documents.
- Verify certification status
- Confirm whether a business holds a current ScriptClear certification.
- Review the defined scope
- See which brands, domains and workflows were assessed.
- Access authorized evidence
- Request documentation the business has authorized for sharing.
- View monitoring status
- Understand whether monitoring is active and current.
- Receive material-change alerts
- Be notified when monitored content changes materially.
- Request updated documentation
- Ask for refreshed evidence through a structured request.
Partner capabilities are described as planned program functionality. Third parties make independent approval and enforcement decisions.
Verification
Make certification easy to check.
Approved businesses may receive a public verification profile, so a partner can confirm status without opening a document request.
- Public verification profile
- Verification ID and certification scope
- Review and renewal dates
- Monitoring status
- Embeddable badge
Example Health, Inc.
example-health.com
- Verification ID
- SC-000000-EXAMPLE
- Certification scope
- Telehealth platform, direct-to-patient, 12 states
- Review completed
- Pending program launch
- Renewal due
- Annual from date of issue
This is an illustrative layout. No certifications have been issued, and no business shown here is certified.
Resources
Practical guidance for the teams doing the work.
Compliance should be clear, not complicated
The system your team relies on all year, not just at review time.
Start with an eligibility check or a structured application. Certification is stage seven — the platform stays with you for the rest of the cycle.
Know where you stand. Fix what matters. Stay ready.