Make telemedicine the first choice: Allow MeetingDoctors professionals to prescribe authorized referral forms from your company directly through the chat, avoiding even more in-person specialist consultations.
When diagnostic tests are needed, the doctor generates an official insurance referral form directly from the chat, and the authorization is processed through integration with the insurance provider.
The doctor requests and authorizes the test from the chat: the user goes directly to the center to perform it, without extra paperwork or appointments.
We configure the authorized tests to be prescribed according to each insurance provider's requirements, giving them full control.
Thanks to our integration with the insurance provider, our medical professionals can generate and authorize tests directly from their online workspace.
From the online consultation, the professional requests tests in a structured manner and the user receives the necessary documentation to go to the center to perform them, with a faster, clearer, and more measurable process.
The professional sets the priority, records the anamnesis, and triggers the referral for diagnostic tests without the user having to leave the digital environment.
The request is built with predefined examination types and profiles, incorporating structured parameters to improve the quality of the referral and traceability.
The request is finalized with the authorization of the procedure, reducing operational friction and management times.
The user receives a PDF document containing the request, featuring the requesting doctor's signature and medical license number, along with standardized documentation so the center can process the test without unnecessary prior visits.
Enable referrals for in-person tests from your app, website, or your own telemedicine app, maintaining a seamless digital workflow.
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