Healthcasts FAQ

Healthcasts is a peer-to-peer knowledge sharing network that helps healthcare professionals improve clinical decisions and patient outcomes.

All Healthcasts members are verified, non-retired healthcare professionals practicing in the United States with a valid NPI number. Need an account? Register here.

No. Healthcasts is a free service dedicated to improving diagnostic outcomes. From time to time you may be asked to view relevant clinical content provided by our sponsors for your educational benefit.

My Specialty shows you all the patient cases currently posted in your specialty of record. Review and share responses (Consults) with your peers.

Other Specialties contains patient cases related to topics outside your specialty of record.

Diseases and Treatment showcases the latest clinical and educational programs relevant to your specialty or interests. This includes exclusive members-only content such as Community Consensus Reports summarizing responses to recent cases posted on the platform, Experts On Call interviews and video clips featuring updates contributed by your colleagues about clinical breakthroughs impacting their practice, and more. From this area you can also submit your patient case for the Healthcasts team to review.

For your convenience we program our emails to automatically log you onto the platform. You may also access the platform at any time by visiting this page to request a magic link for one-time access or set a password to use with your email address on record.

It is very important to keep your email address and specialty current. Please contact Sarah @ Member Services to request any changes to your account.

We are aware that email service providers may filter our communications. There are a few steps you can take to help improve email deliverability by teaching your email provider's algorithm that these are messages you do want to receive:

• Please check your junk/spam folder regularly. If you're missing an email from us, it's usually found there.
• IMPORTANT: Mark each of our communications you find in spam/junk as Not Junk to restore them to your inbox.
• Designate our emails as Priority, if that option is available from your email provider.
• Add memberservices@healthcasts.co to your address book/safe senders list.
• If you are using your work email address and have access to your quarantined messages, please be sure to Release or Permit our emails. You may need to speak with your IT department for assistance, and to be sure that Healthcasts is whitelisted for your organization. This helps all of your colleagues to receive our messages as well.

Unsubscribing from or logging a spam complaint about ANY of our communications will unsubscribe you from ALL of them, including any honorarium notifications. If you think you unsubscribed or would like to opt back in, contact Member Services for assistance.

Complete the following Refer a Colleague for Healthcasts Membership, and your colleague will receive an email invitation to join.

About 30 patient cases and clinical questions are posted per week, or at least one per week in each specialty. Posts can go live throughout the week, and you may be notified in real time if a colleague posts a question in your specialty. We encourage you to check the site and your email inbox regularly for new posts.

Healthcasts members may submit their own original patient cases and questions. Please login to view our guidelines. Most submissions are posted immediately on the platform, and some of your colleagues are notified via email in real time that you're seeking their consults. In the event your post is flagged for review, Sarah will reach out to you with more information and next steps.

Yes. All Consults submitted on Healthcasts can be viewed by other logged-in members using the portal. Logged-out members, non-members and the general public, are not able to access this information.

Yes. All Consults submitted on Healthcasts can be viewed by other logged-in members using the portal. Logged-out members, non-members and the general public, are not able to access this information.