For small clinical teams & credentialing leads
A clearer plan for your next state.
Multi-state telehealth licensing has a lot of moving parts. Compare the routes, then organize what your team needs to verify before taking the next step.
No email needed to compare routes. Planning guidance, not permission to practice.
Start free
Compare your next-state options.
Choose one representative clinician’s profession and states. You’ll get a modeled route table to start your verification—not a license decision. Ruleset snapshot: July 23, 2026.
Route inputs
Run a clinician expansion route
Ranked output
Costed route table
Run the planner to rank compact, registration, and full-license paths.
Licensing roster demo
Review one route for your 10–200 clinician team
Use the profession and states selected above. The demo walks through one representative clinician’s route table: modeled options, source dates, estimated costs and checks still needed. Request a follow-up to agree the walkthrough; no roster upload or bulk processing is available.
Demo scope: Psychologist · Home: Colorado · Patient states: Florida, Arizona, Ohio. Use “Rank routes” above to see the current example. A checklist or route table does not determine professional eligibility.
Keep exploring
Start with your compact.
The dated state lists distinguish enacted membership from modeled operational routes. Snapshot: July 23, 2026.
Psychologist
PSYPACT states
As of July 23, 2026, 42 PSYPACT jurisdictions are active, 2 have enacted PSYPACT without an active date in this ruleset (Alaska, Iowa), and 7 states have no PSYPACT route at all. The modeled cost is $440 upfront and $140 to renew annually.
See the dated state listCounselor
Counseling Compact states
As of September 19, 2026, 9 states issue Counseling Compact privileges through CompactConnect (Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Tennessee, Wyoming) at $55–$280 per privilege. 31 more states have enacted the compact without issuing privileges, and enactment alone does not let a counselor practice across state lines.
See the dated state listClinical social worker
Social Work Compact states
As of July 23, 2026, 35 states have enacted the Social Work Licensure Compact and none issue a multistate license: the Commission is not accepting applications anywhere. The shared data system is estimated for Spring 2027, with no guaranteed application go-live date.
See the dated state listNurse
Nurse Licensure Compact states
As of September 21, 2026, the compact's official table lists 43 jurisdictions; 40 of the 50 states plus D.C. have implemented the NLC, 1 has enacted it without an implementation date (Massachusetts), and 10 are outside it (Alaska, California, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New York, Oregon), with bills pending in District of Columbia (B69) and Michigan (HB 4246). The license covers RN and LPN/VN; each board sets its own fee.
See the dated state listBefore you rely on it
Know what you’re getting.
The scope, source dates and limits matter as much as the answer.
What does the free planner do?
It compares modeled routes for your profession, home state and up to 20 patient states, and lets you download the complete result as a text file. No email is needed to compare routes.
Which professions does it cover?
Psychologists, professional counselors, clinical social workers and physicians. Routes and requirements vary by profession and state; a listed option is not evidence that a particular clinician qualifies.
Does it include applications or permission to practice?
No. This is informational planning, not legal advice, application filing, credentialing or a professional eligibility decision. Confirm the current requirements and any issued license or authorization with the controlling board or compact commission before practicing.
How current are the sources?
Each state page shows the date its compact status was last checked. The rest of the ruleset (telehealth registrations, fees, full-license fallbacks) is the July 23, 2026 snapshot. It is not live monitoring; check the linked authority again before relying on a route, fee or timeline.
Check the authority before taking action.
These are the source pages behind the dated planner. The relevant board or compact commission controls current requirements. A model’s ranking does not establish eligibility or guarantee a fee or timeline.