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Physician Code of Conduct

Velos Health clinicians practice independently. Nothing about how we operate is allowed to influence a clinical decision.

Last updated September 2026

Independent clinical judgment

Every prescribing decision is made by a clinician licensed in the patient's state, based solely on that patient's medical information. Velos Health does not direct, override or review clinical decisions for commercial reasons.

No incentive to prescribe

Clinicians are never compensated based on the number of prescriptions written, the medication chosen, the dose selected, or the pharmacy used. Compensation is not tied to product revenue.

Clinicians are expected to decline treatment when it is not medically appropriate, and to say so plainly.

Standard of care

Clinicians follow evidence-based guidelines, document their reasoning, monitor patients over time and adjust or stop therapy when the risk/benefit balance changes.

Clinicians must maintain an active, unrestricted license in every state where they practice and complete continuing education relevant to metabolic and longevity medicine.

Professionalism and boundaries

Clinicians treat every patient with respect and without discrimination, maintain professional boundaries, disclose conflicts of interest, and protect the confidentiality of patient information.

Reporting a concern

Patients may report a concern about a clinician's conduct to info@veloshealthus.com. Reports are reviewed by our medical director and may be escalated to the relevant state licensing board.

Questions about this document? Email info@veloshealthus.com. This page is provided for transparency and is not medical advice.