Medplace Launches "Bring Your Own Doctor" License to Streamline Internal Peer Reviews and Strengthen FQHC Compliance

April 28, 2025 - Scottsdale, AZ - Medplace, the leading platform for external peer review services, today announced the release of its latest innovation: the Bring Your Own Doctor (BYOD) software license. This powerful new tool enables hospitals and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) to manage internal peer reviews with the same simplicity, automation, and compliance-ready structure they've come to expect from Medplace's external review services.

The BYOD license is purpose-built to reduce administrative burden, enhance operational transparency, and support rigorous FQHC compliance requirements. It allows healthcare organizations to coordinate all internal and external peer review activities in one unified, Human-Centered Designed platform - no IT integration needed. Optional Electronic Health Record (EHR) integration is available for advanced workflows.

"With Bring Your Own Doctor, we're eliminating the barriers hospitals and health centers face in managing peer reviews," said Jerrod Bailey, CEO of Medplace. "For FQHCs and other compliance-driven organizations, BYOD brings ease, automation, and peace of mind - especially during HRSA audits or Operational Site Visits."

Designed with FQHC patient safety in mind, the platform allows administrative teams to assign peer reviews to providers on specific cadences - monthly, quarterly, biannually, or annually - and receive automated notifications, reminders, and progress tracking.

Unlike outdated, paper-based workflows, Medplace's digital-native solution uses signable web forms instead of PDFs. Review responses are scored, tabulated, and instantly exportable, allowing quality and compliance teams to generate real-time reports and dashboards for internal use or audit presentation.

"The beauty of BYOD is that it finally brings scalable, digital workflows to an area that's been long overdue for innovation," added Bailey. "It's peer review management designed to make FQHC compliance and patient safety program documentation seamless and efficient."

Whether preparing for HRSA Chapter 10 audits or strengthening internal patient safety programs, FQHCs, Critical Access Hospitals, and other health centers now have a comprehensive tool that ensures every review is accessible, trackable, and audit-ready.

The BYOD license is offered via a simple monthly subscription based on the number of active providers - with no long-term contracts or hidden fees.

"FQHCs are balancing mission-driven care delivery with intense regulatory scrutiny," Bailey said. "Our goal with BYOD is to make peer reviews one less thing to worry about - and to help healthcare leaders protect both patients and compliance."

To learn more about the Bring Your Own Doctor license, visit https://www.medplace.com/peer-review-software

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