Texas Physician Collaboration
Find a collaborating physician in Texas
GuardianMD matches nurse practitioners and physician assistants with physicians licensed in Texas, and supports the agreement and oversight their role requires.
Licensed in Texas
Agreements built around state requirements
Get matched
Fast physician matching in Texas
Getting started in Texas
Everything your Texas practice needs to get started
Who we serve
Collaboration for every practice type in Texas
How it works
From the first call to ongoing support
Tell us about your practice
Share your license type, service lines, and where you plan to operate in Texas
Get matched to a physician
We identify a physician licensed in Texas whose specialty aligns with the care you deliver.
Review the agreement
Your agreement is built around state requirements and walked through with you before signing.
Stay supported
Coordinated chart reviews, protocol updates, and physician access continue through the platform.
Common questions
Collaboration in Texas
What happens if Texas requirements change?
GuardianMD monitors guidance from the Texas Medical Board, Texas Board of Nursing, and other relevant authorities. If requirements change, we notify you and help update your prescriptive authority agreement, chart-review process, documentation, or oversight workflow as needed. We support both you and your physician through the transition so your collaboration remains aligned with current Texas requirements.
Does GuardianMD provide documentation for audits or compliance checks?
Yes. GuardianMD helps maintain essential collaboration records, including your written prescriptive authority agreement, physician credentials, malpractice coverage, chart-review documentation, meeting records, and oversight logs. If your Texas practice faces a board inquiry, audit, or compliance review, our team can help organize and provide the supporting documentation maintained through your collaboration.
What is included in my GuardianMD collaboration plan?
Your plan includes matching with a vetted physician licensed in Texas, physician fees, collaborating physician malpractice insurance, a Texas-specific agreement, chart-review support, protocols, unlimited patients, and ongoing compliance assistance. You’ll also have access to GuardianMD’s all-in-one platform, which helps centralize the documentation, communication, and workflows needed to manage your collaborative relationship and stay organized. There are no setup fees.
How are chart reviews and ongoing communication handled?
GuardianMD’s HIPAA-compliant platform gives you and your collaborating physician a centralized place to manage chart reviews, oversight documentation, and ongoing communication. GuardianMD establishes a Texas-specific review workflow, provides reminders, and helps document completed reviews. Your physician can review the appropriate number of charts based on your agreement, patient volume, and scope of care, while the GuardianMD team provides ongoing support to help keep the collaboration organized and audit-ready.
Can I cancel or switch physicians if needed?
Yes. GuardianMD can help rematch you if your clinical focus changes, your practice grows, communication issues arise, or your physician becomes unavailable. Because Texas requires an active, properly documented delegation relationship, the transition must be coordinated carefully. GuardianMD helps update agreements and supporting workflows so required registration or termination changes can be completed within applicable Texas timelines.
Can GuardianMD also help me find a medical director or assist with MSO setup?
Yes. GuardianMD can match Texas clinics with medical directors and provide MSO/PC contractual support. Texas has corporate practice of medicine compliance obligations, and how those apply depends on your ownership, services, licenses, and operating model. We work with you to help navigate your ownership structure, financial arrangements, management fees, medical director relationships, and oversight workflows. Legal entity formation and individualized legal advice should be handled by a qualified Texas healthcare attorney.