Transparency
How we make credible expertise visible
Known Practice verifies licenses and credentials while showing the specific evidence behind each area of expertise. We don't use one generic “verified” badge. Each specialty carries a distinct evidence designation so you can judge what actually stands behind a clinician's claim.
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Provider shares areas and background
Providers choose up to five areas and may share a CV or evidence packet once. Reviewers can request more information. Claims are not shown as verified until approved.
02
Administrator reviews
Our team reviews the submitted information and assigns one of five evidence designations. If more detail is needed, we’ll ask the provider directly. Providers cannot assign their own.
03
License independently verified
License type, number, and jurisdiction are checked against the issuing authority before a profile can be published.
04
Availability confirmed weekly
Providers reconfirm real recurring openings every seven days. Unconfirmed availability quietly falls out of “available now.”
The five evidence designations
From independently verified certification to a provider-reported focus — clearly distinguished, never blurred.
Certification Verified
An independent certifying body has verified this credential, and the certification has been confirmed.
Formal Training Verified
Documentation of formal training in this approach has been reviewed and confirmed.
Focused Experience Reviewed
Focused clinical experience reviewed based on information submitted by the provider.
Provider-Reported Clinical Focus
Provider-reported clinical focus; no separate specialty credential has been verified.
Evidence Pending Review
Evidence has been submitted and is awaiting administrator review.
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