Expedited State Medical Licensing

MedLicense.com™ is the nation's premier Physician Licensing Company. If you don't believe it, just google this question; "What is the best medical licensing service? "   Over 100,000 Physicians have utilized MedLicense.com's Medical License Service to obtain their State Medical Board Licenses since 2001. In 2020, MedLicense.com licensed 4% of all Physicians licensed in the 50 States. MedLicense.com is the Recognized Industry Leader in Physician Licensing. There is only One MedLicense.com. MedLicense.com licenses Physicians in all 50 States. Simply fill out our form and we will handle the rest. The licensure process is time consuming and requires knowledge of each State Med Boards' regulatory process. Whether you are applying for a medical license in Florida, Hawaii, New York, California, Alaska, or all the states in between, MedLicense.com can expedite your medical license process by applying our knowledge of the licensure requirements and aggressively following up with all State Board Applications.

Covid-19 and the 300% increase in demand for Telemedicine Licenses has impacted licensure processing times. Each State has addressed the crisis in different ways. Some States have reduced the expected time frames due to the increase in man hours and/or reduction in verification requirements. Other's have furloughed employees, shut down for extended periods, or just ignored the crisis. This has caused their expected licensure time frames to increase. MedLicense.com has seen an increase in new licensure requests by 300% since March 2019. 

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Our Process: How does our Medical License Service work?

1. Submit your information to MedLicense.com through our purchase services link or via a 5 minute phone consultation
2. Email/Fax your CV to us.
3. A pre-completed packet will arrive in 3 to 8 business days for you to proof, sign, and notarize. 
4. Return the completed packet back to MedLicense.com
5. MedLicense.com will update and submit the application to the State
6. MedLicense.com will submit/request all verifications from the verifying institutions
7. MedLicense.com will follow up with all verfications and the State Medical Board until the application is deemed complete.

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Want to know more about the IMLCC Compact Licensing Process?

MedLicense.com has successfully handled thousands of Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Comission License applications ( ILMCC Compact ). Due to the individual State Medical Boards adding their own requirements to the ILMCC process, the process can be confusing. We have provided a complete detailed report on the IMLCC which will assist you in determining your eligibility as well has arming you with information that will be needed before you proceed. Please visit our IMLCC Compact Licensing Section  to review. 

 

**How is COVID-19 affecting the State Medical Boards**

As with the rest of the World, Covid-19 is impacting the various State Medical Boards and the time it is taking to obtain a Medical License.

The most obvious effect of the virus on the State Medical Boards has been its' effect on State Medical Board Staffing and Staff Availability. The Boards, like every one else, has not been able to fully staff themselves to Pre-Covid Levels. Many employees have quit. More are working from home. Hiring new employees, while the Federal Government is effectively paying people to stay home, has been a challenge for them. Those who are working from home, are not able to completely perform their responsibilities. They do not have access to physical mail or physical files. They can only log into the system remotely. Mail isn't being processed in a quickly as it had been before Covid by the State Medical Boards. This all in effect translates into a slower, more inefficient process.

During this pandemic, the volume of applications being filed by physicians has increased 200% from 2019 numbers. Why? Covid-19 in effect put a spot light on Telemedicine. Telemedicine was the solution that the major health providers turned to to allow quarantined patients access to health care. This has increased demand for Multi-State Licensing by physicians who are tied to major health providers. As such, these physicians are entering the licensure market and filing applications with the various State Medical Boards.  The impact of this has been that the State Medical Boards are receiving applications from physicians who never would have filed them prior to Covid. It is creating a Back Log that is going to flow over into 2022.

Telemedicine's perception in the general market place has been main-streamed. 2020 was the first year that many in the general public used telemedicine to see a physician. What was first marketed as a means to provide medical provider access to rural patients, has now been put forth as a way to provide medical care for those who are self-quarantining. This has created a lot of buzz in the medical community and there is a Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) by many physicians who never would have considered going into Telemedicine. In 2003 we received our first 50 State order from a physician. The year that followed we put 2 physicians into 50 States.   In 2020 we put 41 physicians into all 50 States at once. We licensed 87 physicians into all 50 States in 2022. The impact of this has been that the State Medical Boards are receiving applications from physicians who never would have filed them prior to Covid. It is creating a Back Log that is going to flow over into 2022.

Covid has also impacted the way that State Medical Boards are licensing. Out of fear of handling contaminated forms/documents, some Boards are no longer handling paper. The Colorado, Oklahoma, and Delaware Medical Boards are two that come to mind. They want everything sent by email or online to them. This however is not a bad thing. Paper is inefficient but necessary in the licensure process for the majority of the Medical Boards. Being able to electronically handle the process does provide a more efficient process.

Average Licensing Time for Full Licenses ( not IMLC )

Physician's using our Medical Licensing Service are experiencing Licensing times between 60 days to 105 days for most applications.  This is measured from the date of the submission of the application to the issuance. Licensure can exceed the 115 day mark depending on the State and the Physician's background. Please contact us to for a consultation to determine a more accurate licensure time estimate. These are mean averages. Each physician brings their own issues and timeline to the table.