Terms of Service

Pharity Health LLC (“Pharity”) operates a HIPAA-compliant marketplace platform connecting medical clinics with 503A and 503B compounding pharmacies for non-controlled compounded medications. Pharity is not a licensed pharmacy and does not dispense, compound, or sell medication.

The platform routes prescriptions, hosts order status, maintains an audit trail, and provides Management Services Organization (MSO) services to network pharmacies. Clinical decisions remain with the prescribing clinician; dispensing decisions remain with the licensed pharmacy.

Use of the platform is limited to non-controlled compounded medications. Schedule II–V drugs are out of scope and are rejected when a prescription is created. Federally reimbursable (Medicare/Medicaid/Tricare/VA) prescriptions are out of scope under these terms; clinics agree not to submit them.

Where a patient is located outside a state in which the prescriber’s license on file was issued, Pharity displays a warning before submission and the prescriber affirms licensure to treat that patient at the point of signing. Pharity records one licensed state per prescriber and does not independently verify multi-state licensure; responsibility for prescribing within the bounds of applicable licensure remains with the prescriber and the clinic.

Pharity charges the clinic no platform subscription and no onboarding fee for access to the platform. Where a clinic elects the optional telehealth module, the telehealth fees are those stated in an amendment to its Clinic Services Agreement Schedule A. Pharity’s compensation on an order is a platform fee of a flat twenty dollars (US$20.00) per prescription — the same amount for every participating pharmacy and every preparation, with no percentage component, no per-order cap and no monthly minimum. The platform fee never exceeds the dispensing pharmacy’s listed price; where that listed price is less than US$20.00, the platform fee for that order equals the listed price. Under fee agreements executed on or after the cutover date stated in the applicable agreement, the fee is added to the amount charged to the clinic and is shown to the clinic as its own line item; under earlier agreements it is deducted from the pharmacy’s listed price. In both cases it is collected as a platform application fee at the time each prescription is charged. Drug payments are charged to the clinic’s card on file at Rx submission directly on the dispensing pharmacy’s Stripe account. The pharmacy is the merchant of record, receives its listed price less Stripe’s processing fees, and remains responsible for card-network dispute responses and any dispute fees Stripe assesses. Where a dispute is resolved against the pharmacy, Pharity reverses its own application fee for that order.

Each clinic is responsible for the accuracy of patient demographics, the licensure of its prescribers, the appropriateness of its clinical decisions, and notifying Pharity of any change in licensure or material adverse event.

Either party may terminate the executed MSA per its written terms. Termination does not affect Pharity's obligation to retain audit records or fulfill in-flight orders. PHI retention follows HIPAA timelines.

The platform is provided “as-is” subject to the warranty terms in the executed MSA. Pharity does not warrant uninterrupted service, but operates under a 99.5% uptime SLA for production systems where contractually required.

Governed by the laws of the State of Texas. Disputes are resolved per the dispute resolution clauses in the executed MSA.

Legal questions: counsel via Pharity admin (admin@pharity.com). Operational support: your assigned Pharity contact.