Metabolic Supply Group Partners With Orbit Health to Support Scaling Telehealth Prescription Infrastructure
Metabolic Supply Group (MSG) has announced a strategic partnership with Orbit Health to support the telehealth platform’s nationwide growth and prescription fulfillment operations. The partnership reflects growing demand for backend pharmacy and operational infrastructure across hormone health, weight management, and preventative care.
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5/22/20261 min read
Metabolic Supply Group has entered a strategic partnership with Orbit Health to support the healthcare platform’s expanding prescription and provider operations across the US. Orbit Health says it currently facilitates more than 60,000 prescriptions per month across men’s health, women’s health, hormone optimization, weight management, and preventative wellness services.
Under the agreement, MSG will provide Orbit Health with access to its pharmacy network infrastructure, sourcing capabilities, operational support services, and fulfillment coordination. The companies said the partnership is intended to improve turnaround times, expand access to therapies, and support Orbit Health’s continued national growth.
MSG operates as a provider network and sourcing administrator serving telehealth companies, wellness clinics, med spas, and longevity providers. The company focuses on pharmacy coordination and operational infrastructure for healthcare organizations offering compounded wellness, hormone therapy, metabolic health, and longevity-related services.
The partnership comes as telehealth platforms continue to scale prescription-driven care models across categories including testosterone therapy, weight management, and preventative health. As prescription volumes increase, operational infrastructure — including pharmacy networks, sourcing, and fulfillment logistics — has become an increasingly important part of the digital health stack.
The announcement also reflects broader growth in the healthcare services ecosystem supporting hormone optimization and metabolic health platforms. Rather than competing directly for patients, companies like MSG are positioning themselves as backend infrastructure providers for rapidly scaling telehealth operators.