Remote Telehealth for Physicians

We see the challenges you face with burnout and rigid schedules. That’s why OpenLoop is challenging traditional models with flexible telemedicine opportunities.

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How does it work?

Getting started with OpenLoop is simple. Clinicians who participate in the platform are fully licensed and credentialed for the states they serve, and adhere to clinical standards as a condition of participation. From application to first patient visit usually takes a few weeks.

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Apply & Get Credentialed
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Platform Setup & Access
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Start seeing patients!

What to expect when you apply

Our Clinician Advocates can’t wait to meet you. Here’s what to expect:
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Why join the
OpenLoop Network?

In-Demand State Licenses For Physicians

AK WA OR CA NV AZ UT ID MT WY CO NM TX OK KS NE SD ND MN WI IL IA MO AR LA MS AL GA FL SC NC TN KY IN MI OH WV VA PA NY ME NH VT MA RI CT NJ DE MD DC HI
State licensure requirements will be added as they become available.

How many state licenses do I need to work in telehealth?

For physicians, there’s a few ways to look at it. If you’re licensed in the below “in-demand” states, then that might be good enough. Generally, we recommend having 3-4 state licenses.
States where demand is highest:

Why do you need to be licensed in multiple states?

The beauty of telehealth is that patients can access care from anywhere. To meet that demand, providers who hold multi-state licenses stand out - they can treat more patients across more regions, opening more of the country to their practice.

Protecting Your Practice

Clinicians using the platform are at the heart of how we build it —
our systems are designed with their safety in mind.
Evidence-based protocols
that prioritize patient safety and evolving medical standards
Accessible peer support
reach an experienced clinician when you want a second opinion
Clear collaboration
with physicians where state law requires it
Clinical autonomy
backed by a commitment to safe, patient-centered care

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