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Verified means a board was asked.

The free tier holds what you said about yourself, and says so on every line. The paid seat is Medvetta going to the source, keeping watch on it, and giving you a number of your own that no practice can read without your say-so.

The five free things stay free. Nothing on this page takes something away from the tier you are on.

Four things change, and they are all the same change.

A claim becomes a checked fact. Everything below follows from that one move.

A board is asked about you.Your designation stops being self-declared. Where a source confirms, the line reads Verified. Where a source will not re-confirm, it reads Unconfirmed — which is a question about the board, not about you, and the record says so.On free: every line reads Unverified, because nobody has looked.
Medvetta watches the source, not the date you typed.A license that lapses early, a suspension, a change at the board — the record moves because the source moved, whether or not you noticed.On free: one email, thirty days before a date you entered yourself.
A number that belongs to you.Six components summing to 100, built only from prerequisites. No practice computes it and no practice reads it without a grant from you — standing for the length of an engagement, or one-time and expiring.On free: nothing verified exists, so there is nothing to score.
Where you have worked, kept.Each engagement, its dates, and who supervised you — held on your record rather than reassembled from memory the next time somebody asks.On free: connection requests only. The history is the paid part.
A number of your own, built only from prerequisites.Six components, and nothing else in them. No finding you were named in, no incident you reported, nothing about a patient or a treatment — because a score a practice can read must not be a back door to your record.
License and designation30
Required training25
Malpractice coverage15
Competency records12
Board certification10
Document completeness8
Every read is authorized by you, scoped by you, logged, and shown to you. A practice that asks and is refused is told you declined, in those words.

Line by line.

Free is on the left and it is not a trial. It does not lapse, expire, or start asking for a card.

Your MVIDIssued and reserved permanentlyThe same nine digits
Public profile and its on/off switchYoursYours
Credential walletUpload what you holdUpload what you hold
Expiry remindersOne email, off a date you typedWatched at the source
Practice connection requestsYoursYours
DesignationSelf-declaredVerified designation
Verification statusUnverified on every lineVerified, or Unconfirmed where a source will not re-confirm
License monitoringNoneContinuous, from the board
Provider Readiness numberDoes not existIts six components, computed from your record
Affiliation historyNot keptKept on your record

What $399 still does not buy.

Read this part before you pay. Each of these is a decision, not a gap waiting to be filled.

It is not permission to treat.High readiness is necessary, never sufficient. What you may do is scope of practice; what you were permitted to do is a delegation, and the delegation is the practice’s to grant. Medvetta does not assert that you may perform anything.
You are not ranked.No band, no grade, no percentile, no comparison against other professionals. A ranked provider is a provider being shopped, and that is not what this number is for.
Findings are not an input.If a finding moved the number, a practice reading the number would be reading your findings. They are in no disclosure level, so the score is built from prerequisites alone.
Nothing about a patient or a treatment.None of it is in the record to begin with. Medvetta holds who you are and who you work for — never what happened in a treatment room.
No practice reads you without a grant.Three scopes — status only, the number, the number with its components — and two kinds, standing or one-time. Ending access ends it rather than freezing a stale value, and a refusal is shown to the practice as your decline.
Sponsorship is not ownership.
A practice may pay your seat. It buys the verification, not the record.
Paying does not create a read. Your grant does, and you can end it.
When the engagement ends the seat ends with it. The nine digits go with you.
A shared role account may settle the invoice and may never read a person’s record.
$399 a yearOne person, one seat, one year. Priced per professional because the record is a person’s, not a location’s.Become Medvetta Verified
Your MVID stays. It was never rented.
Your wallet, your profile and your public page stay exactly as they are.
Verifications become historical — dated facts about when a source was asked, not current claims.
Monitoring stops and open grants end. A practice mid-engagement is told access ended, not shown an old number.

Anyone can check an ID at verify.medvetta.com/verify without an account, on free or paid alike.