For independent practitioners

Launch your own async longevity practice.

We bring the platform. You bring the license, the scope, and the clinical authority. For Canadian NDs, MDs, and NPs ready to launch a consumer longevity practice — before the well-funded entrants finish onboarding the contractors.

Canadian data residency PHIPA · PIPEDA · BC PIPA Async or hybrid Your scope, your brand
The window is open, and closing

The Canadian longevity market is moving fast.
Your scope is the prize.

Well-funded consumer platforms are entering the longevity category in 2026. They are not licensed Canadian practitioners. You are. The category needs you in it before they finish onboarding the contractors.

  • i.
    Venture-funded consumer entrants are capturing members who fit your scope of practice.NDs, MDs, and NPs across the country are watching them onboard the demographic that, by training and licensure, belongs in their practice.
  • ii.
    Building the competing software in-house is not realistic.Biomarker normalization, AI-assisted lab interpretation, longitudinal trend modelling, habit and meal tracking, member onboarding, lab integrations, async messaging, education delivery, payments — millions of dollars and several years, before you see a member.
  • iii.
    The cobbled-together alternative loses on first impression.Jane App + spreadsheets + email + a generic patient portal produces a consumer experience that doesn't compete with a venture-funded one in the first sixty seconds of the trial.
  • iv.
    The practitioner who launches first in their region defines the local longevity market.The category is not yet decided. The brand the local member discovers first becomes the local default.
  • v.
    The practitioner who waits ends up a contractor on someone else's platform.You keep your license. You give up the clinical relationship, the brand, the pricing, and a meaningful share of every member's revenue.
What we bring to the partnership

Six things you can't build alone —
running on day one.

The full operating layer for a longevity practice, built around the way the category actually works. Not a practice-management tool with a longevity skin.

How it works

You are the practitioner.
We are the platform.

The division of responsibility is the regulatory architecture, not just the operating model. It is how this partnership stays inside both your college's guidance and Canadian privacy law.

i.

You are the licensed practitioner.

You define your scope of practice, the labs you order, your async or hybrid clinical model, your intake design, your documentation standards, and your escalation paths — all in accordance with your college's telepractice guidance. Pathmarker is software, not a clinical service.

ii.

We bring the platform.

Member onboarding, biomarker normalization, AI-assisted interpretation, habit and meal tracking, education delivery, payments, scheduling, secure messaging, lab integrations — all on day one. Canadian data residency. PHIPA, PIPEDA, BC PIPA aligned.

iii.

You launch your async longevity practice.

Co-branded with Pathmarker or fully white-labeled to your practice. Your name, your clinical authority, your pricing, your member relationships. Pathmarker is the operating layer underneath — nothing more, and nothing less.

Build, cobble, contract, or launch

Why this beats the alternatives.

There are four ways a licensed practitioner enters this category today. Three of them have a real cost. The fourth is the one this page is for.

 
Build it yourself
Cobble together generic tools
Contract under a consumer brand
Launch with Pathmarker
Software cost
Millions of dollars
Modest, across many vendors
Nothing to join
Predictable platform fee
Time to launch
Years
Weeks of integration work
Days, on their terms
Four to eight weeks
Clinical autonomy
Full
Full
Constrained to their protocols
Full — your scope, your call
Pricing control
Full
Full
Set by the platform
Yours
Member relationship
Yours
Yours
Shared with the platform
Yours
Brand ownership
Yours
Yours
The platform's
Yours (co-brand or white-label)
Platform revenue share
None
None
A meaningful cut of every member
None — flat platform fee
Canadian compliance
You build it to spec
Patchwork across vendors
Inherited from the platform
Built in (PHIPA · PIPEDA · BC PIPA)
Data residency
You build it to spec
Patchwork — often US-resident
Inherited; often US-resident
Canada-resident by design

Honest version: build-it-yourself wins on full software ownership, at enormous cost. Contracting under an existing consumer brand wins on speed of access to demand, at the cost of autonomy. Pathmarker is the middle ground — the practitioner-business path that keeps the license, the brand, and the relationship.

Who this is for

Three practitioners.
Same moment.

The independent ND

Already running a private-pay practice.

Wants to add a scalable async longevity offering that doesn't require more in-person hours. Comfortable making interpretive decisions inside their college's principles-based telepractice standards. Looking for the platform that lets the science they trained for actually reach members.

The NP or MD building a private practice

Exiting public-system practice — or expanding alongside it.

Building a side practice, or expanding an existing virtual practice into the longevity category. Familiar with their college's published async virtual care guidance. Wants the operating layer to be the part of the business they don't have to design from scratch.

The small practice team

Two to five practitioners.

Already running a concierge, functional medicine, or naturopathic practice. Ready to add a consumer membership tier — and ready for the consumer experience to actually compete with the well-funded players who are already running ads in their region.

Questions you'll ask

Honest answers,
before the call.

Do I need to be located in BC to use Pathmarker?
No. Pathmarker is a Canadian platform with data residency in Google Cloud's Canadian region (Montréal). Practitioners in any province can use it. The clinical model has to conform to your provincial college's standards — that part is yours.
Does Pathmarker include the clinical practice, or just the software?
Just the software. You are the licensed practitioner. You own the clinical relationship, the clinical decisions, and the scope of practice. Pathmarker is the platform — not a clinical service, referral network, or marketplace.
How does Pathmarker handle async care from a regulatory standpoint?
Pathmarker supports synchronous, asynchronous, and hybrid clinical models. You decide what fits your college's telepractice guidance, your scope of practice, and your risk tolerance. The software supports the elements that distinguish well-designed async care from inadequately designed async care — structured intake, documented clinical reasoning, informed consent, and explicit escalation pathways.
How is this different from Jane App or Practice Better?
Jane and Practice Better are practice-management tools. Pathmarker is a longevity-vertical platform: biomarker normalization, AI-assisted interpretation, habit and meal tracking, longitudinal trend modelling, and member education. Many practitioners run both — practice management on Jane, longevity practice on Pathmarker.
Who owns the member relationship and the data?
You do. Members are your patients. Data is held in Canada under your practice's compliance posture. Pathmarker has no claim on your member relationships and no path to going around you.
What labs does Pathmarker integrate with?
Members upload PDFs from any Canadian lab today, and the longitudinal record builds from there. Direct integrations with the major Canadian labs — LifeLabs, Dynacare, and others — are on the integration roadmap; the timeline is shared during discovery.
Is the AI making clinical decisions?
No. The AI generates educational insights drawn from a curated, citation-grounded knowledge base. You review, edit, and approve anything that goes to a member as clinical interpretation. The AI augments your judgment; it does not replace it.
What's the implementation timeline?
A typical practitioner launches in four to eight weeks from discovery call to first member onboarding. Faster for a solo practitioner; longer for a multi-practitioner team with white-label work.
How does Pathmarker handle PHIPA, PIPEDA, and BC PIPA?
Canadian data residency on Google Cloud's Canadian region (Montréal). Pathmarker provides the compliant platform; you handle the practice-level obligations as the data controller for your members. Compliance documentation is shared during discovery.
Can I white-label Pathmarker completely?
Yes. The consumer experience can be entirely your practice's brand. Co-branding is the default; full white-label is part of a separate conversation during discovery.
Discovery call

Stop watching the consumer platforms
capture your market.

Book a 30-minute discovery call. We will walk through your specific practice, your provincial scope, and whether Pathmarker is the right fit. No deck. No pitch theatre. We will tell you exactly where we are — and exactly where we are not.