Path23 routes eligible diagnostic-support and second-opinion cases to a credentialed specialist network. Accept matched digital work, review whole-slide images from an approved work environment, annotate supporting regions, and sign out an evidence-rich report.
Path23 organizes model-derived artifacts alongside the whole-slide image to help the pathologist examine spatial patterns, quantitative findings, and the fields that support—or challenge—a generated result.
The pathologist reviews the source slide, accepts, modifies, or rejects generated statements, and remains the sole diagnostic authority for the signed consultation. Consistent, timely, quality-reviewed reporting can strengthen the pathologist's network record and eligibility for future matched work; case volume is never guaranteed.
View the complete report exampleCredentialing, eligibility, assignment rules, report standards, and commercial terms are confirmed before case access.
Submit your license, board certification, and subspecialty focus.
TrueDx verifies your license and handles hospital credentialing where required.
See only cases matched to your license state and subspecialty, updated in real time.
Review the scope, image quality, clinical question, and required timeline before accepting.
Document the interpretation with relevant annotations, measurements, visual findings, and sign-out.
This is everyday clinical work, not a side project — we're looking for pathologists who read consistently, not occasionally.
In good standing, in at least one state. Multi-state licensure lets you see a wider case queue.
Cases are only routed to pathologists certified in that organ system.
Digital slide review requires a stable connection at home or in your office.
A high-resolution display for accurate digital slide review. Not supplied by TrueDx.
When a digital scan is inconclusive, you can request the original slide be sent to you.
We're building a dependable network — regular, predictable availability matters more than raw volume.
Path23 is designed for focused second-opinion work. Case visibility and assignment depend on credentials, subspecialty, jurisdiction, complexity, and operational policy.
Contact us to ask about network availability and receive application instructions.
Send your name and preferred contact details. Do not email an NPI, license document, CV, or other credentialing records until you receive secure submission instructions.
Compose a network enquiry