Guide

Most Medicaid applications take up to 45 days to decide; cases needing a disability decision can take up to 90 days.

HealthCare.gov reviews uploaded documents in about 7–10 days, and many cases wrap up sooner depending on the check.

Dermatica medical review typically takes 3–4 working days, with compounding and dispatch following within about two more days.

Most HelixVM medical reviews finish the same day, often within a few hours, with pharmacy pickup once approved.

Review of medical records usually fits within 30–45 days after all documents arrive, set by state claim-handling rules.

Most BlueChew medical reviews finish in a few hours; allow up to 2 business days before shipping steps begin.

Ro medical review typically takes about 24 hours, though insurance steps can extend the timeline to days or weeks.

The SimpleHealth provider review usually finishes in 4–24 hours during business hours, now managed by Twentyeight Health.

Nurx mental health requests are usually reviewed in about two days, followed by a message with next steps.

The 23andMe review step usually lasts a few days within a 4–6 week lab timeline after your sample arrives.