Integration overview
Referral destination, approved placement, relationship disclosure, and support routing.
View integration stepsPartner resources
Use these public summaries to understand the program. Approved partners receive relationship-specific materials after review.
Resource library
Public guidance is concise by design. Signed terms and approved materials control the live program.
Referral destination, approved placement, relationship disclosure, and support routing.
View integration stepsMarketing boundaries, privacy rules, clinical separation, and escalation expectations.
Review complianceProgram questions, material review, launch coordination, and issue escalation.
Contact supportIntegration overview
Technical integration is not required for the standard partner path.
Link only to the referral URL or co-branded page provided for the relationship.
Use approved copy and disclosure wherever the program is presented.
Send clinical questions to Lennox and program questions to partner support.
Frequently asked questions
Lennox confirms any partner costs in writing before launch. Submitting an application does not create a payment obligation.
If compensation is offered, the fee basis, attribution rules, timing, reversals, and tax responsibilities appear in the signed partner agreement.
No public program promise is tied to prescription sales. Any approved fee must follow the signed agreement and applicable law.
Approved partners receive reviewed claims, required relationship disclosures, marketing boundaries, and a contact path for material review.
No technical integration is required for the standard referral path. Partners can use an approved link or QR code. Other integrations are considered separately.
Lennox reviews the organization, role, operating context, intended audience, proposed placements, state availability, and compliance readiness.
Yes. Solo practitioners may apply. Approval still depends on program fit, lawful operation, and the ability to follow partner requirements.
No. Partners do not diagnose, prescribe, determine eligibility, or collect health information for Lennox. Licensed providers make clinical decisions.
Approved partners receive launch guidance, reviewed materials, role boundaries, and support contacts based on the agreed setup.
No. A referral is not treatment approval. A licensed provider evaluates each person and determines whether care is appropriate.