Unify Framework for Healthcare is a self-hosted telehealth platform designed for teams that want flexibility, control, and speed without being constrained by traditional SaaS limitations.
Instead of operating within a fixed ecosystem of pre-approved integrations and rigid workflows, Unify Framework for Healthcare gives you the freedom to connect the providers you choose, design your own patient journeys, and evolve your platform as your business grows.
Instead of adapting your business to fit a platform, Unify Framework gives you the flexibility to build telehealth around your exact model today and change as you scale.
Connect your CRM, assign products, and manage payment options from one screen. You can run multiple telemedicine offers and keep the frontend fully in your control.
Manage the prescriptions you plan to offer, create variants and then easily map each product to your associated CRM, doctor provider, and pharmacy.
Quickly see what is happening without leaving the framework. Track funnel orders and patient cases linked to the associated doctor network so you can identify any holdups.
Use our form builder to create interactive and engaging, multi-step intake forms or questionnaires. We don't limit you on how you want to customize your intake forms.
View customer orders, contact information, and patient cases generated by your doctor network. The dashboard gives teams visibility, while edits to customer records remain within your CRM.
We've prebuilt a customer portal with theme, page, and menu customization and all the necessary features your patients need to manage their prescriptions.
With additional features like state-level restrictions for prescription products, streamlined integration mapping, and email + SMS automated messages, Unify Framework for Healthcare is designed to keep operations efficient as you scale.
Need a specific feature? We can build it for you in no time!
Telehealth is established, but building it well is still complex.
Telehealth is no longer niche. HHS reports that 25% of Medicare fee-for-service users had a telehealth service in 2024, and CDC data shows 80.5% of office-based physicians used telemedicine in 2021, up from 16.0% in 2019.
At the same time, implementation barriers remain real: CDC and HealthIT.gov highlight issues such as patient difficulty using telehealth tools, internet access and speed, platform usability, cost, and workflow complexity.
Image Source: Telehealth.HHS.gov
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