Program catalogue
Program catalogue
Each program combines a communications kit, eligibility checking, a booking pathway, licensed clinical delivery and aggregated reporting for the contracting organization.
A program is a managed pathway with several contracted parts
When an organization licenses a Malewellnesszone program it receives a defined operating layer: a communications kit in English and, where specified, French; an eligibility check against the contracted headcount and provinces; a booking platform that participants use without involving a manager; a clinical pathway delivered by licensed Canadian clinicians; and reporting packs on the cadence purchased with the licence. That layer is what makes the service administrable for a benefits or occupational-health team. It is invoiced annually and does not vary with how many people book in a given month.
Participant services are charged separately except where a tier includes a stated number of assessments or on-site days. The confidential vitality assessment, the hormonal and cardiometabolic panel, the 12-week guided program, follow-up consultations, executive reviews, extra screening days and the HR workshop sit on the published fee schedule. Individuals may purchase those services on a self-pay basis under the same confidentiality terms. Malewellnesszone does not sell prescription medication and does not diagnose through this website.
Workplace screening day
A screening day places a structured clinic on the employer's site. The delivery team records blood pressure, waist-to-height ratio and a point-of-care HbA1c, draws a fasting lipid sample, and administers IIEF-5 and ADAM in a private booth. Throughput is up to 40 participants in a standard day. Fasting instructions and a timed arrival grid are issued in advance.
Each participant leaves with a printed summary and a confidential enrolment link for a vitality assessment. Flagged results are explained in the room and are not copied to the employer, who receives attendance counts after the suppression rule. Travel is billed at cost. The day does not constitute a diagnosis; acute symptoms are directed to emergency care. Price: CAD $6,800 per day.
Confidential vitality assessment
The assessment is a 60-minute consultation with a licensed clinician. The history covers sexual function, sleep, alcohol, current medications, cardiovascular risk factors and a brief mental health screen. The visit includes the hormonal and cardiometabolic laboratory panel. The clinician's output is a written plan held by the participant, with suggested follow-up intervals and, where the picture warrants it, a referral path to urology, endocrinology or the family physician.
Consultations are offered virtually or on-site according to the licence. Identity is verified at booking against the contracting organization's eligibility list. The employer is not told who attended. Self-pay individuals book on the same terms. The assessment does not replace ongoing primary care and does not include prescribing or dispensing of medication by Malewellnesszone.
Hormonal and cardiometabolic panel
The standard panel measures total and free testosterone, sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG), luteinizing hormone (LH), prolactin, HbA1c, a fasting lipid profile, thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), and prostate-specific antigen (PSA) where age-indicated. Collection is arranged through accredited partner laboratories across British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec. Requisitions are issued by the treating clinician after the assessment, or as a standalone order when a participant already has a recent clinical history on file.
Typical turnaround is three to five business days from collection. Results are reviewed on a scheduled call with the clinician; they are not posted to a portal that the employer can see. A panel is a data input for clinical judgement. Isolated numbers without history do not constitute a diagnosis, and this website does not interpret laboratory values for visitors.
12-week guided program
The guided program is six scheduled sessions over twelve weeks, blending clinician review with behavioural coaching on sleep, alcohol, activity, weight and medication adherence. Session timing is set at enrolment so that follow-up at week 4 and week 12 is booked before the first visit closes. Where the clinical picture indicates specialist input, the treating clinician prepares a referral to urology or endocrinology. With the participant's consent, a written discharge summary is sent to the family physician at the end of the twelve weeks.
Completion of the six sessions is the operational definition of follow-up used in employer reporting. Missed visits are rebooked within the service-level window; they are not reported to the organization as identifiable events. The program is educational and clinical support. It does not include fertility treatment, emergency care, or specialist management already in place.
Executive health review
The executive review is a half-day pathway for senior staff whose calendars do not fit a standard 60-minute slot. It compresses history, examination as indicated, the full laboratory panel and a same-day results planning conversation, with scheduling available outside core hours. The written plan remains with the participant. The employer is billed the published fee and receives no individual report.
This pathway is appropriate where a director-level cohort needs access without occupying a screening-day roster. It is still a vitality and cardiometabolic review. It does not include imaging, cardiac stress testing or executive physicals offered by third-party clinics; those services, if required, are referred onward.
Education for HR and line managers
The workshop is a 90-minute session for up to 30 attendees on stigma, disclosure boundaries and referral etiquette. It explains what a manager may say when a team member raises a health concern, what must not be asked, and how to point someone to the enrolment link without creating a record in a performance file. The session is educational. It is not training in clinical diagnosis and it does not authorize managers to interpret laboratory results.
Eligibility for clinical services is limited to adults 18 years of age and older who are employed by, or covered under a plan sponsored by, the contracting organization. Acute chest pain, sudden neurological symptoms, suicidal ideation or other emergencies are directed to emergency services. Participants already under specialist care may enrol only with their treating clinician's agreement so that parallel management does not conflict. Self-pay individuals confirm they are booking on their own account.