Physician disclosure
Your visit is reviewed by an independent, board-certified physician who holds a license in the state you are in. This page explains where those physicians come from, how their licenses are checked, and how to request the details of the physician treating you.
( Where physicians come from )
Teleways Rx runs a telemedicine platform. It is not a medical practice, and the physicians who treat you are not our employees. Our partnership agreement is with Remedora Inc., our pharmacy and fulfillment partner, and Remedora works with two companies on your care. The first is the LocumTele network, which supplies the physicians and also checks their licenses, provides medical oversight and runs the compliance infrastructure for practicing across many states, so every visit follows your state's rules. The second is Rush Pharmacy, the state-licensed pharmacy that dispenses and ships every prescription.
Each physician practices within their own license and scope of practice. Whether to prescribe is the treating physician's call, and a prescription is written only if they judge it clinically appropriate for you. We have no say in those decisions, and no payment from us is tied to a prescription being written.
LocumTele confirms with the issuing state board that a physician's license in your state is active and unrestricted before that physician can take your visit. The check is repeated at every renewal, and any physician whose license lapses or becomes restricted leaves the network. You will only ever be matched with a physician licensed where you are. Our full list is on the States We Serve page.
The physician reviewing your visit is identified to you by name and credential. Patient support will also give you their license number and the board that issued it, so you can check the license with your state board yourself. That information is yours by right, and nobody will ask why you want it.
In Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Vermont, the rules say telemedicine providers must put physician licensure information where the public can see it, instead of sharing it only inside a visit. Teleways Rx accepts patients in all three, so this page is how we meet that rule.
Listed below are the name and license number of each person who reviews visits for patients located in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Vermont. Every license can be looked up with the licensing board of the state that issued it.
Rami Ahmed
Brett Whaley
Whenever a physician joins or leaves the LocumTele network, or their license status changes, we are notified and review this page. Spot something wrong or outdated? Email help@telewaysrx.com and we will fix it.
Worried about the care you received? Tell us first so we can investigate, and read Patient Safety & Complaints for how that works. Taking the matter straight to your state's medical licensing board is also your right, and nothing on this page limits it.
Want your physician's details?
Ask us for your physician's name, credential, license number and issuing board, and we will share them.
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