Good Faith Exams are provider evaluations required before certain aesthetic and MedSpa treatments. They are not the same as a Good Faith Estimate under the No Surprises Act. This is a clinical evaluation conducted by a licensed provider to confirm that a proposed treatment is safe and appropriate for you.

GOOD FAITH EXAMS ON DEMAND

Licensed provider evaluations for your MedSpa patients — conducted via synchronous, live-video telehealth right at your clinic. The exam establishes a provider-patient relationship, evaluates medical history and contraindications, and produces a documented clinical determination. Your staff initiates the visit, hands the device to the patient, and the provider completes the assessment in real time.

Conducted by board-certified nurse practitioners via telehealth. MedSpa’s are billed directly by Neu Eu Medical.

Billing: Neu Eu Medical bills MedSpa directly at $39.99 per exam 3.5% processing fee & applicable taxes. After exams Neu Eu Medical transmits the provider evaluation to the MedSpa. The MedSpa is the contracting party with Neu Eu.
YOUR VISIT INCLUDES
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$90.00/visit
+ 3.5% processing fee & applicable taxes

Features you'll get:

  • Licensed NP provider evaluation
  • Medical history & contraindication review
  • Prescriptions when appropriate
  • Treatment eligibility confirmation
  • Assessment returned to MedSpa
  • Same-day turnaround
Patient pays the MedSpa. MedSpa is invoiced by Neu Eu Medical for the provider evaluation.
MULTI-STATE
MULTI-STATE
Coverage
TELEHEALTH
TELEHEALTH
Based Program
Same-day
Same-day
Approval Available
Licensed
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Certified Providers
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WHAT WE TREAT

The In-Clinic Workflow

The entire process happens at your clinic during the patient's visit. No scheduling in advance. No patient-side billing. Your staff initiates, the provider evaluates, and the authorization comes back to you.

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Patient Arrives A MedSpa

Patient presents at your clinic for their scheduled aesthetic treatment.

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MedSpa Initiates The Visit

Your staff initiates the Good Faith Exam through Neu Eu's platform. This is an on-demand, impromptu request — no pre-scheduling required.

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Synchronous Live-Video Consultation

Your staff hands the clinic's device to the patient. The patient connects with a Neu Eu Medical licensed provider via synchronous, real-time audio-video telehealth — the provider can see and speak with the patient directly, as required for a valid clinical evaluation.

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Provider Evaluates Patient

The NP reviews the patient's health history, medications, allergies, and checks for any contraindications to treatment. The evaluation is thorough and clinically documented.

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Assessment Returned To MedSpa

Neu Eu returns the completed assessment to the MedSpa. If cleared, authorization is provided and treatment can proceed immediately.

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CLINICAL EVALUATION

What The ProviderEvaluates

The Good Faith Exam proceeds in two parts: obtaining a thorough patient medical history and performing a clinical assessment. This evaluation establishes a provider-patient relationship and produces a documented clinical determination regarding the proposed treatment.

All exams are conducted by providers with prescriptive authority — board-certified nurse practitioners authorized to evaluate patients, make clinical determinations, and issue or deny treatment orders.

Medical History & Medication

Medical History & Medication

Current and past medical conditions, surgeries, hospitalizations, current medications, supplements, and known allergies, all reviewed for potential interactions or risks with the proposed treatment.

Contraindication Assessment

Contraindication Assessment

The provider identifies any medical conditions, medication interactions, or health factors that could make the proposed aesthetic treatment unsafe or clinically inappropriate for this patient.

Treatment Appropriateness

Treatment Appropriateness

Based on the full evaluation, the provider determines whether the specific treatment is appropriate and issues a clinical determination. Either authorization to proceed or denial with documented reasoning.

Clinical Documentation

Clinical Documentation

The completed assessment is documented and returned to the MedSpa as a clinical record. This documentation reflects that a licensed provider with prescriptive authority evaluated the patient prior to treatment, including the clinical reasoning behind the authorization or denial.

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YOUR JOURNEY

Built for MedSpa Workflows

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On-Demand

Exams are initiated when the patient is at your clinic and ready for treatment. No advance booking. No delays. Your staff starts the process and the provider is available in real time.

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Simple Billing Flow

Neu Eu bills the MedSpa directly for the provider evaluation. Clean, simple billing on both ends.

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Same-Day Authorization

Assessment completed and returned to your practice on the same visit. No waiting days for clearance. Your patient can receive their treatment the same day if clinically stable and treatment is appropriate.

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Board-Certified Provider

All exams conducted by board-certified nurse practitioners. Verifiable credentials. HIPAA compliant telehealth platform.

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Compliance-Focused Process

Our GFE process is designed around the core requirements of a valid clinical evaluation: a provider with prescriptive authority, synchronous live-video interaction, thorough medical history review, documented clinical determination, and establishment of a provider-patient relationship.

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Seamless Integration

Fits into your existing clinic workflow. Your staff initiates on a clinic device, the patient consults with the provider, and the assessment is returned to you. No disruption to your schedule.

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SCOPE & DISTINCTIONS

What This Exam Is & Is Not

Important distinctions for MedSpa providers and patients.

This Exam is:

  • A two-part clinical evaluation: medical history review + clinical assessment
  • Conducted by a provider with prescriptive authority (board-certified NP)
  • Performed via synchronous, live audio-video telehealth
  • An evaluation that establishes a provider–patient relationship
  • Clinically documented with reasoning and returned to MedSpa
  • Required before the first time a patient undergoes a particular procedure

This Exam is NOT:

  • A patient-to-Neu Eu billing arrangement (patient pays the MedSpa, not Neu Eu)
  • A comprehensive physical exam
  • A treatment, prescription, or ongoing care service
  • A Good Faith Estimate under the No Surprises Act
  • A guarantee that treatment is risk-free
  • An insurance-billable service
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BEFORE YOU BOOK

Patient Responsibility
& What You Need To Know

Please read carefully before scheduling. By booking and attending your appointment, you acknowledge and agree to these terms.

Neu Eu Medical's Role

Neu Eu Medical's Role

Neu Eu Medical conducts the Good Faith Exam. A licensed, board-certified nurse practitioner evaluates the patient via telehealth, reviews their medical history, medications, allergies, and contraindications, makes a clinical determination and returns a documented assessment to the MedSpa. Neu Eu Medical's responsibility is limited to the evaluation only.

MedSpa's Role

MedSpa's Role

The MedSpa facilitates the Good Faith Exam by initiating the visit, providing the device to the patient, and receiving the completed assessment. The MedSpa is solely responsible for the aesthetic treatment itself including its execution, outcomes, complications, and patient satisfaction. The MedSpa is the contracting and billing party with Neu Eu Medical.

Patient's Role

Patient's Role

The patient participates in the evaluation by providing complete and accurate health information to the Neu Eu provider. The patient is responsible for providing truthful medical history, medication lists, and allergy information. Inaccurate information may affect the safety determination.

When a New Exam is Needed

When a New Exam is Needed

A Good Faith Exam is required before the first time a patient undergoes a particular procedure. A new exam should be conducted when a patient requests a new treatment type not covered by the original evaluation, when the patient reports a significant change in health status, or at the MedSpa's discretion based on the time elapsed since the last evaluation. The MedSpa is responsible for determining when a new Good Faith Exam is needed for their patients.

Billing & Payment

Billing & Payment

Neu Eu Medical bills the MedSpa directly at $39.99 per exam (+ 3.5% processing fee & applicable taxes). The exam fee is due regardless of the clinical outcome. If the provider denies authorization, the MedSpa is still charged for the exam. The evaluation itself is the service.

Denial of Authorization

Denial of Authorization

If the provider identifies contraindications or determines the treatment is not appropriate, authorization will be denied. The exam fee is still due and non-refundable to the MedSpa. A denial is a clinical safety determination, not a failure to provide service. The documented reasoning is included in the assessment returned to the MedSpa.

Liability Delineation

Liability Delineation

Neu Eu Medical is responsible for the clinical evaluation only. The MedSpa is responsible for the treatment, its administration, outcomes, and complications. Our authorization confirms no contraindications were identified at the time of evaluation. It does not guarantee treatment safety, outcomes, or assume liability for the MedSpa's services.

Informed Consent

Informed Consent

The patient must be informed that they are being evaluated by a Neu Eu Medical provider via telehealth and must consent to the evaluation. The MedSpa is responsible for obtaining any additional informed consent required for the aesthetic treatment itself. Neu Eu's evaluation documents the clinical determination only — not consent for the MedSpa's services.

Partner With Neu Eu Medical

On-demand Good Faith Exams for your MedSpa — fast, compliant, and hassle-free.

$39.99/exam + 3.5% processing fee & applicable taxes · Billed to MedSpa

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Important Disclosures & Legal Notices

Service Scop

This is a Good Faith Exam — a focused clinical evaluation to assess patient eligibility for proposed MedSpa/aesthetic treatments. It is not a comprehensive physical, not a treatment service, not ongoing care, and not a Good Faith Estimate under the No Surprises Act.

Provider Credential

Exams conducted by board-certified nurse practitioners with prescriptive authority. All evaluations performed via synchronous, live audio-video telehealth platform. Credentials verifiable. HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform.

Liability Delineation

Neu Eu Medical is responsible for the Good Faith Exam only. The MedSpa is solely responsible for the treatment, its execution, outcomes, and any complications. Authorization confirms no contraindications were found at time of evaluation. It is not a guarantee of treatment safety or outcomes.

Patient Information Accuracy

The clinical determination is based on information provided by the patient. If the patient provides inaccurate or incomplete health information, the validity of the assessment may be affected. Neu Eu Medical is not liable for determinations based on inaccurate patient-reported information.

HIPAA & Privacy

HIPAA-compliant telehealth platforms. See Privacy Policy and Notice of Privacy Practices.

Billing Structure

Neu Eu Medical bills the MedSpa directly at $39.99 per exam (+ 3.5% processing fee and applicable taxes). The patient pays the MedSpa for the exam. Neu Eu Medical bills the MedSpa for the provider evaluation. The fee is due regardless of whether authorization is granted or denied. The evaluation is th service.

Exam Methodology

Each Good Faith Exam consists of a medical history review and a clinical assessment conducted in real time via synchronous telehealth. The evaluation establishes a provider-patient relationship and produces a documented clinical determination. The exam is not a substitute for in-person evaluation when state law or clinical circumstances require it. The MedSpa is responsible for confirming that a telehealth GFE is appropriate for their jurisdiction and th specific treatments offered.

Renewal & Frequency

The MedSpa is responsible for determining when a new Good Faith Exam is needed for their patients, including for new treatment types, significant health status changes, or based on time elapsed. Neu Eu Medical does not independently track patient renewal schedules on behalf of the MedSpa.

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