LiverRight adds same-week telemedicine and same-day elastography reads for liver patients

LiverRight, a U.S. virtual liver clinic based in Cincinnati, is rolling out a referral program that gives primary care, GI and endocrinology practices same-week video visits for adult liver patients. For practices with liver elastography devices, the clinic also offers same-day scan interpretations and a new education platform. Why it matters: - Liver disease affects an estimated 42% of U.S. adults, making faster specialist access a meaningful capacity shift for referring practices and patients. - Same-week video visits can shorten delays that often stretch for months in traditional liver care. - Same-day reads for liver elastography can speed diagnosis and treatment decisions when practices already have imaging capability. What happened: - LiverRight launched a referral program called Liververse™ for primary care, GI and endocrinology practices. - The program gives referring practices access to same-week telemedicine appointments for adult liver patients. - Practices with their own liver elastography devices can also get same-day interpretations, or reads, from LiverRight clinicians. - The company announced the program June 17, 2026, in Cincinnati. The details: - Liververse™ is designed to coordinate bloodwork, patient-reported outcomes, imaging as available, diagnosis and longitudinal management with LiverRight clinicians. - Liver ultrasound provides anatomic imaging only. - Liver elastography measures liver stiffness, which correlates with fibrosis or scarring. - The launch aligns with broader use of noninvasive liver assessment tools, including transient elastography, vibration-controlled transient elastography, point shear wave elastography, two-dimensional shear wave elastography and magnetic resonance elastography. - LiverRight says its hepatologists and hepatology advanced practice providers are licensed in all 50 states. - The clinic provides telemedicine visits for diagnosis, triage and long-term management of adult liver disease, including MASLD/MASH, alcohol-associated liver disease, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, primary biliary cholangitis, primary sclerosing cholangitis, autoimmune hepatitis and liver cancer. - LiverRight accepts insurance nationwide and also offers cash-pay options for telemedicine visits, lab testing and imaging. - Brandon Tudor, CEO of LiverRight, said the program is meant to give referring providers a same-week access guarantee for video visits and same-day scan reads. - Elizabeth Berry, MSN, ACNP-BC, chief nursing officer, said LiverRight prioritizes quick intake, keeps close communication with referring providers and documents back into their workflows. - Berry said the patient remains the referring provider’s patient. - Berry said some organizations use LiverRight to manage all liver disease care, while others co-manage after diagnosis, especially for MASLD. - LiverRight also launched LiverPilot™ at www.liverpilot.com , a free educational and clinical guidance platform for payers, providers and patients. Between the lines: - The referral model looks built to fit into existing practice workflows rather than replace them. - That matters because liver disease often requires ongoing monitoring, not a one-time consult. - By pairing telemedicine with imaging interpretation, LiverRight is trying to remove two common bottlenecks at once: specialist access and test review. What’s next: - Referring practices can start using the Liververse™ pathway for faster appointments and, where available, same-day elastography reads. - LiverRight appears positioned to expand co-management relationships with practices that want specialty support without handing off all care. - LiverPilot™ may become an additional channel for education and care-pathway guidance as providers and patients look for clearer liver disease navigation. The bottom line: - LiverRight is betting that faster virtual access, quicker imaging reads and tighter referral coordination can make liver care easier to start and easier to sustain.