Independent clinical judgment
Compensation is for the documented review service and cannot depend on approving an order, the number of tests, or the value of laboratory referrals.
MEDA LAB REVIEW NETWORK
Bring your judgment.
MEDA prepares the context.
Review patient-requested laboratory testing, ask clarifying questions, and authorize only the orders you independently determine are appropriate.
Development preview. Real credentialing, contracting, malpractice coverage verification, and laboratory routing are not active.State-matched access
Requests are routed only to clinicians whose verified license and coverage permit them to care for a patient in that patient's location.
Clinician-controlled communication
Normal, expected results may use an approved explanation. Abnormal, critical, ambiguous, and plan-changing results return to a clinician before Emily communicates them.
WHAT REVIEWERS DO
A focused, traceable review.
MEDA places the patient's words, relevant history, suggested clarifying questions, current ICD-10-CM references, possible tests, and any available prior results in one review packet.
- 1Verify patient location and contextConfirm licensure fit and review the source material.
- 2Ask, modify, approve, or declineNo approval quotas and no compensation tied to ordering.
- 3Electronically sign the appropriate orderThe laboratory receives an authorized order only after signature.
- 4Review results before releaseSet the patient message and whether Emily may explain it.
CLINICIANS
Help make diagnostic next steps clearer.
Start with the MEDA clinician application and choose laboratory review as an area of interest.