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Provider review.

What licensed-clinician review means at Virtu — and what it does not.

Reviewers are US-licensed clinicians. Every intake response is reviewed by a US-licensed clinician before any clinical decision is made. If a clinician determines you're a fit, they'll work with you on a personalized plan. Review is a clinical conversation, not a checkout step.

What review covers

Review is a structured clinical assessment of your intake responses, history, and goals. It is conducted by a clinician licensed in your state of residence.

  • Reading every intake answer you submit, including free-text context.
  • Verifying your reported state of residence and aligning to a clinician licensed there.
  • Identifying clinical risk factors that need a follow-up before any plan is offered.
  • Documenting the review decision in your record so it is auditable later.

What review does NOT guarantee

Review is a clinical step, not a sales step. It does not promise treatment, medication, or any specific outcome.

  • Review is not a guarantee of treatment. A clinician may decline if they determine it is not appropriate for you.
  • Review does not guarantee any specific clinical outcome. Outcomes vary and depend on individual factors.
  • Review is not a substitute for an in-person visit when one is clinically indicated.

Reviewer credentials

Reviewers are independent US-licensed clinicians whose credentials are verified before they ever review a chart.

  • Active state medical license (MD, DO, NP, or PA, depending on the program and state scope).
  • Primary source license verification on hire and on a recurring schedule.
  • DEA registration and any controlled-substance scope are out of scope for Virtu's clinical program.

Review cadence

Reviews target a same-business-day turnaround when an intake is complete. Complex cases may take longer; you are notified inside the patient portal whenever the status changes.

  • Initial review of a complete intake: same business day in most cases.
  • Follow-up reviews are scheduled by the assigned clinician at clinically appropriate intervals.
  • If we cannot meet a clinical deadline, you are notified and offered a refund of any unused deposit.

How to request a different reviewer

If you would prefer a different reviewer for any reason, you can request one without explanation.

  • Sign in and use the in-portal support flow to request reassignment.
  • Reassignment is logged in your record. We do not require you to share a reason.

Provider review is a clinical service offered by independent licensed clinicians. Virtu is the technology platform. Care decisions belong to the clinician–patient relationship.