Cerium Medical connects patients with licensed medical providers who deliver personalized care through a convenient telehealth experience.
Every patient is evaluated individually. Your medical provider reviews your health history, symptoms, current medications, treatment goals, and other relevant information before determining whether a treatment is appropriate for you.
Your health deserves more than a one-size-fits-all approach.
After completing your medical intake, a licensed provider reviews the information you submitted and evaluates your individual needs.
Your provider may review your:
If additional information or testing is needed, your provider may request it before making a treatment decision.
When treatment is medically appropriate, your provider will determine the treatment plan that best fits your individual needs.
Submitting a medical intake or requesting a specific medication does not guarantee that a prescription will be issued.
Cerium Medical works with licensed healthcare professionals who meet the requirements necessary to provide care to patients through telehealth.
Our providers are expected to maintain appropriate professional credentials and provide care according to applicable medical and telehealth standards.
Depending on the provider and treatment, credentials may include:
Our goal is to make convenient telehealth care available without removing the medical oversight patients should expect from their healthcare provider.
Medical care designed around the individual patient. Cerium Medical provides access to personalized medical evaluation and treatment through telehealth. Clinical decisions are made by licensed healthcare providers based on the individual patient's medical needs.
Your provider-patient relationship is an important part of your care. Your medical provider evaluates your health information and uses professional clinical judgment when making recommendations about your treatment. Depending on your program, this may include reviewing: Medical history Symptoms Current medications Laboratory testing Treatment progress Side effects or concerns Changes in your health Your response to treatment Treatment plans may be adjusted when medically appropriate.
Cerium Medical was created to make individualized medical care easier to access. Through telehealth, eligible patients can complete medical evaluations, communicate with their care team, receive treatment recommendations, and participate in appropriate follow-up care without the need for frequent in-person visits. Our medical providers may support eligible patients seeking care for areas including: Medical weight management Hormone health Men's health Women's health Sexual wellness Hair restoration General wellness and optimization Treatment availability varies by patient, provider, and state.
Your care does not stop when treatment begins. Depending on your treatment plan, ongoing care may include: Follow-up medical evaluations Progress monitoring Medication reviews Laboratory testing Treatment adjustments Dosage changes when medically appropriate Monitoring for side effects Opportunities to discuss questions or concerns Continued treatment is based on your medical needs, response to therapy, and your provider's clinical judgment.
Your treatment decisions are made by a licensed medical provider. The provider reviewing your case is responsible for evaluating your health information and determining whether treatment is medically appropriate. Your provider may approve treatment, recommend another option, request additional testing or information, or determine that a particular treatment is not appropriate for you.
Telehealth care is subject to state licensing requirements. Your medical provider must be appropriately licensed or otherwise authorized to provide medical care in the state where you are located at the time of your medical evaluation. Because healthcare regulations vary by state, provider availability and certain treatment options may also vary depending on your location.
Every patient is different, and not every treatment is appropriate for every person.
Cerium Medical providers consider your individual health information before recommending or prescribing treatment.
If a provider determines that a requested treatment is not appropriate, they may recommend another option, request additional evaluation, or decline to prescribe the medication.
The goal is to provide patients with convenient access to personalized healthcare while maintaining appropriate medical oversight throughout their care.