Provider credentialing
Enrollment filed, chased, and kept current, so a lapsed panel is never the reason a claim comes back.
What it covers
- Licenses, CVs, and CAQH brought current in one pass
- Applications filed with every payer you need
- Weekly follow-up until each approval lands
- Re-credentialing and expirations tracked on a calendar we own
- New providers and roster changes onboarded
- Payer correspondence handled on your behalf
How it works
Gather once
Licenses, CVs, and CAQH brought current in one pass, no repeated document chases.
Enroll and track
Applications filed with every payer and chased weekly until each one is approved.
Stay current
Re-credentialing and expirations tracked on a calendar we own, never a lapsed panel.
Who it is for
Practices adding providers, changing groups, or finding out a panel lapsed only when the payments stopped.
Questions we get
How long does credentialing take?
That is the payer's timeline rather than ours, and it varies by payer and by state. What we control is that applications go in complete and get chased weekly instead of sitting.
Do you keep CAQH current?
Yes. Licenses, CVs and CAQH are brought current in one pass and then maintained, rather than re-gathered every time a payer asks.
What about re-credentialing?
Tracked on a calendar we own, with renewals opened before expiry, so a lapsed panel is never the reason a claim comes back.