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LuminaRX: Buy vs Skip (Agencies Selling Virtual Care to Health and Med Spa Clients)

IF your client roster includes med spas, pharmacies, or digital health operators who need branded patient intake, provider visits, and pharmacy fulfillment on their own domain, THEN LuminaRX is a resellable infrastructure layer where a single program modeled at 500 monthly patients, 25% conversion, and $199 average order value projects $14,263 net monthly revenue against provider, pharmacy, and lab costs of $35, $12, and $18 per unit. IF the client cannot sign a BAA before launch, DEFER, because BAA-eligible vendor adapters refuse to boot in production until the BAA is signed. IF the client only needs file sharing and approvals, SKIP, since LuminaRX is clinical and fulfillment infrastructure, not a general project portal.

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LuminaRX: Buy vs Skip (Agencies Selling Virtual Care to Health and Med Spa Clients)

“IF your client roster includes med spas, pharmacies, or digital health operators who need branded patient intake, provider visits, and pharmacy fulfillment on their own domain, THEN LuminaRX is a resellable infrastructure layer where a single program modeled at 500 monthly patients, 25% conversion, and $199 average order value projects $14,263 net monthly revenue against provider, pharmacy, and lab costs of $35, $12, and $18 per unit. IF the client cannot sign a BAA before launch, DEFER, because BAA-eligible vendor adapters refuse to boot in production until the BAA is signed. IF the client only needs file sharing and approvals, SKIP, since LuminaRX is clinical and fulfillment infrastructure, not a general project portal.”

When is it the right choice?
  • Client is a single-location med spa or wellness clinic launching a weight-loss or virtual care program and can absorb a $24,530/mo retainer covering 40h setup plus 6h/mo of platform operations
  • Operator needs tenant-scoped Stripe payments, pharmacy fulfillment routing, and append-only audit logging under one vendor rather than stitching four tools together
  • Legal review can clear a BAA early, since BAA-eligible vendor adapters will not boot in production until the agreement is signed
  • Client wants conditional versioned intake questionnaires and eligibility rules configured in the Partner Admin command center without custom engineering
  • Agency can attach ongoing monitoring of uptime, compliance flags, and monthly reporting to convert the build into a durable retainer
When should you skip it?
  • Prospect is a creative, marketing, or professional services firm that needs shared files, approvals, and messaging, which general client portals already cover at far lower cost
  • Client cannot or will not sign a BAA, which blocks production launch of the BAA-eligible vendor adapters regardless of configuration work completed
  • No internal capacity to run 6h/mo of platform operations, compliance flag review, and provider workflow support after the 40h setup
  • Operator already runs its own intake, scheduling, and pharmacy fulfillment stack and would only be buying a duplicate layer
  • Client expects guaranteed revenue from the $14,263 projection, which is an estimate that depends on program design, vendor contracts, and patient retention rather than a committed outcome
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