Telehealth work, on software that respects your time.

Corevia routes consults to licensed physicians across all fifty states. You see only patients you are licensed and credentialed to treat, the chart arrives assembled, and the documentation is drafted before you open it. Review, decide, sign.

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Why physicians stay

Most telehealth software is built for the company, not the clinician.

You know the pattern: a queue full of patients you can't legally treat, a chart split across four tabs, and an hour of documentation after the last consult. We built the opposite, and these are the specific reasons it feels different.

You never see a patient you can't treatRouting checks your license for that patient's state before the consult reaches you. Nothing in your queue is a consult you'll have to hand back.

The chart is assembled before you open itIntake answers, history, complete medication list, allergies, prior notes and the interaction check are all on one screen. No tab-hunting for the thing you need to decide.

Documentation is drafted, not dictatedThe note is written for you to edit and sign. You are always the author and the signature is always yours — but you are not starting from a blank box at 9pm.

One consult at a time, held exclusivelyWhen you claim a consult it's yours. No racing a colleague, no discovering someone else already answered the patient you were reviewing.

Work when you want toAsynchronous review is genuinely asynchronous. Pick up consults between clinic patients, in the evening, or on a day you've set aside. There is no shift to sign up for.

Your clinical judgment is the productWe route the work and assemble the record. We do not tell you what to prescribe, and no protocol on this platform overrides your decision to decline.

Clinician review queue with state, request type and screening status for each patient — One prioritized worklist across every practice you're rostered in. Demo environment; synthetic data.

Who we're looking for

Licensed in any state. Especially these six.

We credential physicians in all fifty states and add coverage continuously. Demand is heaviest in the states below, and an application naming one of them moves fastest.

California Texas Florida New York Nevada Arizona All other states — welcome

Specialties in demand

Programs declare the specialty they need, and consults sort toward clinicians who match. Board-certified physicians in these areas see the most volume:

Obesity & weight management Endocrinology Men's health · TRT Urology OB/GYN · women's health Dermatology Family medicine Internal medicine Psychiatry & behavioral health Longevity & preventive Sexual health

Requirements

Active, unrestricted license

MD or DO in at least one U.S. state, in good standing with no restrictions. NPs and PAs are welcome where state law permits the scope of practice a program requires.

Board certification

Current board certification in your specialty. It's a real filter, and it's why practices trust the network with their patients.

Current malpractice coverage

Active professional liability coverage appropriate to telehealth practice in the states you're licensed in.

Telehealth or asynchronous review experience

Store-and-forward review is a distinct skill. Prior experience with it matters more to us than years in practice.

How it works

From application to first consult.

Apply and credential

Send your licenses, NPI, board certification and malpractice details. We verify primary source and record expiry dates so nothing lapses quietly.

Get matched to practices

You're rostered with the practices whose patients you're licensed to treat and whose programs fit your specialty. You can decline any practice.

Work your queue

Consults appear in one list across every practice. Claim one, review it, decide, sign. Pick up as few or as many as you want.

Engagement & pay

Straight answers about the arrangement.

Independent contractor

You engage as a 1099 independent contractor with the professional entity you're rostered under. You keep your own practice, your own hours and your own other work.

Compensation varies by practice and program

Rates differ across the practices on the network and across program types — async review, video visits and complex specialties are not paid alike. We'll give you the specific numbers for the practices you'd be matched with, in the first conversation, before you commit to anything.

No minimum, no shifts

There's no required volume and no schedule to sign up for. Some physicians work a few consults a week; others treat it as a significant share of their practice.

You can say no

Decline a consult, decline a practice, decline a program. Nothing about the platform pressures a prescribing decision, and declining is a recorded clinical disposition like any other.