Sheridan, WY – Tessic Health, a healthcare‑technology firm headquartered in Sheridan, announced on Nov. 11, 2026 that it is expanding its white‑label telehealth platform to help businesses across the United States launch and operate branded virtual health clinics.
According to Business Insider, the platform bundles a licensed provider network, pharmacy fulfillment, electronic prescribing, and patient‑management tools, allowing a new telehealth operation to go live in roughly four business days. The company says the service covers all 50 states and includes cold‑chain logistics for temperature‑sensitive medications.
Unlike many revenue‑share models, Tessic Health charges a flat fee of $25 per completed patient consultation and provides medications at wholesale cost with no additional mark‑ups. The offering supports a range of specialties, including weight management, hormone therapy, sexual health, dermatology, hair restoration, mental health, and longevity‑focused services.
For existing telehealth providers, Tessic Health introduced “Tessic Prescribe,” an integration that links current platforms to its provider network, pharmacy fulfillment, and prescribing infrastructure without requiring a full technology overhaul. The company says the integration reduces administrative complexity and lets businesses add clinical services while retaining their own branding.
Local entrepreneurs see the expansion as a chance to diversify Sheridan’s economy. By leveraging a turnkey solution, a small‑scale retailer or community health organization could add virtual care services without building a provider network or navigating the intricate licensing and credentialing processes that typically slow market entry.
Regulatory compliance remains the responsibility of the participating businesses, and healthcare providers retain full clinical decision‑making authority, according to the company’s statement.
What’s next: Tessic Health expects interested Sheridan firms to begin onboarding immediately, with the first new virtual clinics projected to open within weeks, pending payment‑processor underwriting and any required state reviews. The company will host a virtual information session for local businesses later this month; details will be posted on its website.
Sources: markets.businessinsider.com
