Credentialing Services
Full provider enrollment and payer contracting — handled for you. Stop wasting hours on paperwork and start seeing patients with the right coverage.
All
Major payers
Tracked
Deadlines & renewals
Managed
CAQH profiles
25+
Years experience
The Problem We Solve
90-180
Days to credential
The typical timeline for new provider enrollment with major payers.
$30K+
Lost per month
Revenue lost for every month a provider can't bill a payer.
100%
Claims denied
If credentials lapse, every claim to that payer gets denied.
What’s Included
Initial Credentialing
Complete application management for all payers. We handle the paperwork, follow-ups, and tracking.
Re-Credentialing
Never miss a re-credentialing deadline. We track every expiration and submit renewals on time.
CAQH Management
Your CAQH profiles maintained, updated, and attested. Always current, always complete.
Payer Enrollment
Enrollment with all major commercial payers, Medicare, and Medicaid. Multi-state if needed.
Contract Negotiation
We help negotiate payer contracts and fee schedules to ensure you're getting competitive rates.
Status Tracking
Real-time visibility into every application. Know exactly where each credential stands.
How It Works
Step 1
Gather Information
We collect provider information, licenses, certifications, and history. You fill out one form — we handle the rest.
Step 2
Applications Submitted
We submit to all required payers simultaneously. Follow-ups begin immediately — no waiting for payers to come to us.
Step 3
Active Management
Ongoing monitoring of all credentials. Re-credentialing, CAQH updates, and new payer enrollments handled proactively.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does initial credentialing take?
Can you credential providers in multiple states?
Do you handle Medicare and Medicaid enrollment?
What if our credentials are about to lapse?
Can you help negotiate better payer rates?
Find out how much revenue your practice is missing.
Free analysis from a billing expert who knows your specialty. No obligation. No contracts. Just numbers.