For licensed physicians
Practice on your schedule. Keep your judgment.
Puri is async-first telehealth. Review structured intakes when it suits you, prescribe when it is clinically appropriate, and decline when it is not. No quotas, no approval targets, no one overriding your call.
Where we are today
We would rather be straight with you.
Puri is pre-launch. We have built the platform: intake, review queue, video visits, e-prescribing, and the compliance layer underneath it. Now we are assembling the clinical structure around it: the affiliated professional entity, medical leadership, and licensed pharmacy partners.
That means we are not seeing patients yet, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we are doing is recruiting the founding clinical bench, so the physicians who will actually do the work have a say in how the work is structured.
If you want a queue full of patients tomorrow, that is not us yet. If you want to help shape how a telehealth practice treats its clinicians before the habits are set, that is exactly the moment you are looking at.
The work itself
What reviewing on Puri actually looks like.
Structured intake in, clinical decision out. The platform handles the paperwork around it so the part that needs a physician is the only part that takes your attention.
An intake reaches your queue
Patients complete a structured medical intake. The system flags clinical risks before you ever open it: BMI thresholds, interacting medications, contraindications, age and comorbidity signals.
You make the clinical decision
Approve, request more information, or decline. You can message the patient directly. Nothing is auto-approved, and no one overrides a decline.
Escalate to video when you want it
Complex history, a case you want to see, or a follow-up? Schedule a video visit inside the platform. Async is the default, not the ceiling.
The record keeps itself
Every decision is timestamped and attributed. PHI access is logged. Your documentation trail is built as you work, not reconstructed afterward.
Who we are looking for
The bar.
Credentialing is primary-source verified. If something in your history needs context, tell us in the application. We would rather discuss it than discover it.
Active, unrestricted US license
At least one current state license in good standing. Multi-state licensure (including IMLC) is a plus, not a requirement.
Clean disciplinary history
No current board action, restriction, or open investigation in any jurisdiction. We verify through primary sources during credentialing.
Current malpractice coverage
Coverage that extends to telehealth encounters, or a willingness to add it before your first review.
Comfort with async telehealth
Most of the work is structured intake review. You should be comfortable making prescribing decisions from a documented history, and comfortable declining when the record does not support treatment.
Representing a group?
Clinician networks have their own track.
If you are bringing a physician group rather than applying individually, the founding partner program covers locked-in per-review economics, a network override, and a master services agreement instead of an individual application.
FAQ
Questions physicians ask
Straight answers, including the uncomfortable ones.
The application takes about five minutes.
Licensure, NPI, and practice background. You can save partway through and come back to it.
Puri partners with independent, US-licensed physicians. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies, are not FDA-approved, and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. Prescribing decisions rest solely with the treating clinician.