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Verified doctorCredentials reviewed. Identity confirmed.

Every doctor on GeraClinic is verified

Before a doctor can see a single patient, the Gera team manually reviews two things: their submitted medical-council credentials and their identity. Each result is sealed by Gera Vouch — a cryptographic attestation layer that signs it so it can be independently verified.

5 platform-verified doctors are live right now

This is the real, current count from our public verified search — doctors whose credentials and identity our team has reviewed and approved, and who chose to be publicly listed. We are early, and we publish the honest number rather than an inflated one. Cards are deliberately non-identifying (initial only) to protect clinicians until you book.

  • Dr. Dr.Verified doctor

    Neurology

    20 years' experience · English

  • Dr. Dr.Verified doctor

    General Practice, Cardiology, Internal Medicine

    5 years' experience · English, Hindi, Urdu

  • Dr. Dr.Verified doctor

    General Practice

    1 years' experience · Urdu, Hindi, English

  • Dr. Dr.Verified doctor

    Ophthalmology

    12 years' experience · English, Hindi, Urdu

  • Dr. Dr.Verified doctor

    Internal Medicine

    Experience on profile · English, Arabic

A verified telemedicine doctor on GeraClinic is a doctor whose submitted medical-council credentials and identity documents have been manually reviewed and approved by the Gera team, with the result sealed by a signed attestation. On GeraClinic, no doctor appears to patients until they reach the Verified doctor state — and a doctor still in review is shown only internally as Verification pending.

What “verified” actually means

Credential review

A member of the Gera team manually reviews the doctor’s submitted medical-council registration number, issuing authority, qualifications and expiry date, and approves or rejects it — recording who reviewed it and when. (Automated, real-time lookups against each national register are on our roadmap.)

Identity

We confirm the person practising is the person named on the credentials they submitted, using government-issued identity documents.

Credentials & specialty

We review the qualifications and specialty the doctor lists, so a profile labelled "Cardiologist" reflects the credentials we reviewed — not a purely self-declared title.

Signed, verifiable result

Each verified doctor gets a Gera Vouch attestation — an Ed25519-signed receipt of their verified facts that anyone can check against Gera’s published public key, without trusting GeraClinic.

The registers we review against, by country

Every country has an official body a doctor must be registered with to practise legally. Our team reviews each doctor’s submitted registration against the right one for their country of practice. (Automated, real-time lookups against these registers are on our roadmap — today the review is manual.)

CountryAuthorityFull name
United KingdomVerified · GMCGeneral Medical Council
PakistanVerified · PMCPakistan Medical Commission
BangladeshVerified · BMDCBangladesh Medical & Dental Council
NepalVerified · NMCNepal Medical Council
PhilippinesVerified · PRCProfessional Regulation Commission
KenyaVerified · KMPDCKenya Medical Practitioners & Dentists Council
IndiaVerified · NMC IndiaNational Medical Commission
NigeriaVerified · MDCNMedical & Dental Council of Nigeria
GhanaVerified · MDCMedical & Dental Council, Ghana
UgandaVerified · UMDPCUganda Medical & Dental Practitioners Council

This list is illustrative of the bodies we review submitted registrations against, and grows as GeraClinic adds doctors in new countries. The relevant authority is always the one in the doctor’s country of registration.

Backed by Gera Vouch — a cryptographic attestation layer

Most platforms ask you to take “verified” on trust. GeraClinic doesn’t. Each verified doctor’s result is recorded by Gera Vouch, Gera’s own attestation layer, which produces an Ed25519-signed receipt of the doctor’s verified facts. The signature can be verified independently against Gera’s public key (GET /doctors/attestation/public-key) — so “verified” is a statement that can be proven, not just asserted.

Honest scope: the receipt attests that, as of issuance, Gera’s records show this doctor’s submitted credentials and identity were reviewed and approved. It is a proof-of-attestation record — not an indemnity, insurance, or a clinical guarantee.

See exactly how to verify the signature →

What a verified badge is not

We only ever claim what we actually check. To be clear about the limits:

  • We do not guarantee a clinical outcome or diagnosis.
  • A verified badge is not an endorsement of any individual treatment decision.
  • Our review today is of submitted documents — it is not yet an automated, real-time check against the national register, and it is not continuous monitoring of a doctor’s licence status.
  • We review credentials and identity — we are not a malpractice insurer or a regulator.
  • Patient reviews reflect individual experiences, not a clinical quality rating.

Consult a doctor you can actually trust

Browse doctors whose submitted credentials and identity have been reviewed and approved, or read the full step-by-step of how we verify each one.