In telemedicine, the patient's location decides which license you need. A practice that covers ten states may need ten licenses, a mix of compact and standard applications, plus CSR and DEA registrations wherever you prescribe controlled substances.
We map the fastest route for each state, run the filings in parallel and reuse your documents wherever boards allow it, so one slow state doesn't hold up the rest.
In most cases, yes: the license must match the state where the patient is during the visit. A few states offer limited telehealth registrations instead. We check each one.
Yes. We license several physicians across several states and give the practice one status view.
MD and DO licenses in any state, from application and verifications to the board's final decision.
Learn more →The faster route to licenses in 41 compact states and DC, with one application through the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact.
Learn more →State CSR filings for the states that require one, filed with your license so you can prescribe without delay.
Learn more →Federal DEA registration in each state where you prescribe, filed as soon as the state license and CSR are active.
Learn more →We watch every renewal date and track CME hours by state, so no license lapses while you are practicing.
Learn more →Tell us your states and timeline. We'll map the fastest path.