A California doctor signs. Here is how.

The paperwork your agency receives is signed by a California-licensed physician. This page explains what the physician reviews. It shows how the review works when the doctor and the worker never meet. It also shows how to check every claim yourself.

Physician-led

Led by our Global Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Pavani Gunda leads the ClearToStart clinical program. She is the Global Chief Medical Officer. She sets the review standards every file must meet.

California-licensed physicians order each test and sign each file. A physician signature is our standard for every finished file.

Portrait of Dr. Pavani Gunda, Global Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Pavani Gunda
Global Chief Medical Officer
Before any signature

What the physician reviews before signing

1

The laboratory result

The QuantiFERON result reported by Quest. The report names the performing laboratory. It also shows the CLIA number.

2

The worker's health form

The short form the worker completes when the file starts. It gives the physician the context for the review.

Then — and only then — the signature

If anything is unclear or missing, the physician does not sign. We go back to the worker first.

The question agencies ask

How can a doctor assess a worker they never see?

By reviewing the two documents above. The same California physician who orders the test does the review. The physician reads the worker's health form and the Quest result. For most files, that is what the review needs. Most workers do not need a separate video or office visit with the doctor.

Sometimes the physician does need more. It may be an answer to a question, a call, or a visit. When that happens, the worker is told exactly what comes next. The file waits until the physician is satisfied.

Licensed providers make clinical decisions. Your agency makes the final hiring and document-acceptance decision.

Check it without us

How to verify what you just read

The physician's licence

Every signing physician holds a California licence. You can look it up yourself.

Medical Board of California licence lookup

The laboratory's CLIA number

The result names the performing laboratory and its CLIA number. That number belongs to the laboratory. It does not belong to us.

The finished file

The specimen is synthetic. Download it and inspect the exact structure yourself.

See the specimen file

Every checkpoint on one page — Verify ClearToStart

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