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Front desk starts a reviewed pre-intake
Photograph insurance and demographics documents. RealtimeVerify extracts the patient, coverage, member ID, date of birth, and address for staff to review before intake begins.
Built for mobile NCV / EMG practices
RealtimeVerify turns the paper workflow around your diagnostic day into a reviewed, tablet-first patient packet—from insurance capture and intake to signatures, clinical review, and export.
Start with one office or one packet. No PHI needed for the first conversation.

Built for the front desk, technician, and exam-room tablet
Know what is complete, what needs a signature, and what still needs your team's attention—without losing the patient context.
A packet that keeps moving
One connected workflow
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Photograph insurance and demographics documents. RealtimeVerify extracts the patient, coverage, member ID, date of birth, and address for staff to review before intake begins.
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At the office or in the exam room, the technician completes the tablet-first intake, captures signatures, records the test day, and uploads the supporting work.
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Required sheets are prepared for the doctor, with an optional PIN that makes repeat signing practical. Signed paperwork stays connected to the patient record.
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A neurologist reviews and adjusts supported ICD and indication selections and requisitions, then the manager exports or records the finalized packet. The system supports the review—it never makes a diagnosis.

Start with the information already in hand
Photograph insurance and demographics documents during pre-intake. The system extracts the patient, coverage, member ID, date of birth, and address for staff to review—so your team starts from the card instead of retyping every field.
Specialty paperwork, not generic forms
Manage requisitions, medical-necessity forms, authorizations, and signatures alongside intake. When detected insurance calls for an additional form, it can be added automatically—and staff can override the rule whenever needed.
Clinician-controlled review
Clinicians can review and adjust supported ICD and indication selections before the paperwork is finalized and exported. RealtimeVerify helps organize the review; clinical judgment remains with the clinician.
What your team gets
Give technicians a simple workflow in the field while giving administrators a real-time view of each office day.
Made for the field
Built for the front desk, technician, and exam-room tablet: custom digital forms, patient signatures, technician uploads, and office-day records stay connected even when your team is moving between locations.

The operational payoff
The value is not just a digital form. It is a connected workflow that reduces manual follow-up from intake through doctor signing, report handling, and billing preparation.
Questionnaires, insurance and demographics, authorization, reports, signatures, and requisitions live together in one patient record—not across separate folders and paper piles.
Required intake fields, signed paperwork, and visible missing-item reminders help your team find what is holding a patient record back before it becomes a billing delay.
Front desk, technician, doctor, neurologist, and manager work from the same record with clear responsibilities instead of relying on scattered emails and paper packets.
Upload reports to the right patient, confirm a match when names differ, preserve the history, and make the most current report easy for the office to find.
Show the physician only the sheets that require a signature. After the first signature, a PIN can make repeat signing faster at the end of the day.
Detected coverage can trigger the right additional paperwork. Staff can always review and override the suggested forms when the patient situation requires it.
Not a one-size-fits-all form
Your packet, your office flow, your doctors, and your requirements are the starting point. When you need more than a form, we can plan the handoff to your EMR or build the custom pieces around it.
End-of-day signing
Required sheets are ready when the doctor is. Sign once, use a PIN for repeat approvals, and keep signed paperwork connected to the patient record instead of a separate paper pile.


Review before the next step
Questionnaires, insurance and demographics, authorizations, reports, signatures, and requisitions stay together so the clinical team can review the right patient packet without sorting through separate files.
Questions practices ask
No. We can start with the intake and signature packet that creates the most work today, then expand when your team is comfortable.
Yes. The point is not to force your practice into a generic form. We review your current packet, required forms, languages, and signing flow first.
They are kept with the correct patient and visit. Your team can see what needs attention and keep the latest report visible while preserving history.
We can discuss exports, integrations, and custom handoffs during the workflow review. The right approach depends on your EMR and current process.
Show us the packet and process you use today. We'll map the practical next step.