Collaborative Practice Agreements
Operational support for physician collaboration and supervision requirements within the states and programs where they apply.
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These are not sold separately. They are what your clinical layer includes when it runs on TrueEval, scoped to your program, your states and your specialties.
What Collaborative Practice Agreements covers
Collaboration and supervision requirements vary by provider type, state, specialty, and prescribing scope. TrueEval operationalizes the clinical relationship and counsel-approved documentation within the medical-group model.
What you get
State and provider-type requirement mapping Physician-NP and physician-PA workflows Prescriptive-authority parameters Supervision and chart-review workflows Agreement review and renewal tracking Multi-state operational coordination Program-specific prescribing protocols Defined physician availability
How it works
State Analysis: We analyze each state's specific CPA requirements for your provider types and specialties. Agreement Drafting: The operator's independent counsel prepares or approves the agreement; TrueEval supplies the clinical and operational requirements. Physician Assignment: TrueEval scopes the collaborating physician role by specialty, state licensure, and program requirements. Execution & Monitoring: Agreements are executed and monitored for ongoing compliance with regulatory changes.
Frequently asked questions
Which states require Collaborative Practice Agreements?
CPA requirements vary by state. Some states grant full practice authority to NPs, while others require varying levels of physician collaboration or supervision. TrueEval maintains an up-to-date database of CPA requirements across all 50 states and structures agreements to meet each state's specific requirements.
What is included in a TrueEval Collaborative Practice Agreement?
Each CPA includes scope of practice definitions, prescriptive authority parameters, supervision ratios, chart review requirements, communication protocols, controlled substance guidelines, and renewal terms — all customized to meet your state's specific regulatory requirements.