Provider Onboarding — State Requirements
PrecisionMeDNA Telehealth Platform
Helpful Links for Licensure Compacts: Explore the following resources to streamline your multi-state licensure.
How this works. Set your profile, then check every state where your patients will be physically located during visits. Each state you check reveals only the items that apply to you. A state with nothing beyond licensure shows just the license line — confirm it and move on.
Cash-pay platform. PrecisionMeDNA is cash-pay only and bills no insurance, so payer credentialing, OIG/SAM exclusion screening, and insurance-enrollment items do not apply and are intentionally omitted. Malpractice coverage is a business-policy decision, not a licensure requirement for cash-pay practice in every state.
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Your profile
These answers decide which items appear for each state and are used for agreements.
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States where you will see patients
Check the state where the patient is located at the time of the visit — not where you sit.
No states selected yet.
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Identity verification
Scan or upload a government-issued ID or passport and a photo of your face. Both images are required before submission.
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Agreements
Review and electronically sign the Business Associate Agreement (BAA) and Management Services Agreement (MSA) directly below.
The Business Associate Agreement (BAA) and Management Services Agreement (MSA) are combined in an electronic DocuSign document for you to review and sign right here.
* Please enter your provider name and email address in Section 1 (Your profile) above before starting DocuSign.5
What each selected state requires
Check items as you complete them. “Confirm” items vary by state — verify the current rule at the linked source.
Select one or more states above to see their requirements.
Internal onboarding aid for PrecisionMeDNA. Summary of common requirements, current as of June 2026 — not legal advice. The state where the patient is located governs; verify each rule with the state licensing board and your counsel. Federal DEA telemedicine rules apply on top of any state rule.
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