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Bask Health is a privately held American health technology company headquartered in New York City. Founded in 2021 by twin brothers Zachary Dorf (Chief Executive Officer) and Elias Dorf (President), the company offers a white-label, direct-to-consumer telehealth infrastructure platform. Known as the "Shopify for telehealth," Bask Health equips clinicians, entrepreneurs, and businesses with tools for virtual medical consultations, electronic prescribing, pharmacy integrations, patient management, and e-commerce.^[1] The company has been profiled by leading financial media outlets for its role in transforming access to digital healthcare through scalable technology.^[2]

History

Bask Health was founded in 2021 after Zachary and Elias Dorf encountered repeated technical and regulatory hurdles while launching their own telemedicine venture.^[3] This led them to build a fully managed, no-code telehealth platform to empower others facing similar barriers. The brothers combined Zachary’s software engineering/data science background and Elias’s life sciences investment banking experience to create a compliance-driven solution.

In early 2022, the company developed its MVP and onboarded its first clients through word of mouth. On April 29, 2024, Bask Health closed a seed funding round totaling $760,000, led by Third Act Ventures and backed by ten investors.^[4] Its early growth and funding momentum were covered by Seeking Alpha in a December 2024 press release.^[5]

Platform and Services

Bask Health provides modular infrastructure for launching telehealth businesses.^[6] Its platform includes:

No-code Clinic Builder
HIPAA-compliant EHR & E‑Prescribing (via Surescripts)
Pharmacy fulfillment with national partners
Subscription and payment tools
Compliance automation (HIPAA, SOC 2, LegitScript)
API integrations (diagnostics, labs, logistics)

The platform supports diverse care verticals, including men’s wellness, dermatology, chronic care, lab testing, device delivery, and weight management programs.^[7]

Leadership

Zachary Dorf – CEO and co-founder with a background in software engineering and data science; member of the Forbes Business Council.^[8]^[9]
Elias Dorf – President and co-founder, with a background in life sciences investment banking.^[10]

Advisory members include Tim Opler, Ph.D., Andy Dannenberg, M.D., and Leena Das-Young, PharmD.^[11]

Customer Adoption

As of 2025, over 150 telehealth brands use the platform. Clients launch virtual clinics in under a week and scale pharmacy and logistics operations nationwide. Collectively, these businesses have served millions of patients.^[12]

Mission

Bask Health’s mission is to democratize access to healthcare innovation by making it easier to launch telehealth services without technical expertise.

Business Model

Bask Health operates on a SaaS subscription model with tiered plans. It remains privately owned and grows primarily through referrals.

References

[1] "Bask Health: The Platform Powering the Future of Telehealth and Digital Healthcare | NewsUSA".

[2] "Bask Health: Pioneering Telehealth and Transforming Access to GLP-1 Medications in a Booming Industry".

[3] "Zachary Dorf | CEO - Bask Health".

[4] "The AlleyWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 4/29/2024 – AlleyWatch".

[5] ttps://seekingalpha.com/pr/19941699

[6] "Bask Health: The Platform Powering the Future of Telehealth and Digital Healthcare | NewsUSA".

[7] "Bask Health: Pioneering Telehealth and Transforming Access to GLP-1 Medications in a Booming Industry".

[8] "Zachary Dorf | CEO - Bask Health".

[9] "5 Compliance Pitfalls Telehealth Startup Must Avoid". Forbes.

[10] "Zachary Dorf | CEO - Bask Health".

[11] ttps://seekingalpha.com/pr/19941699

[12] ttps://seekingalpha.com/pr/19941699

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