Insurance Credentialing and Provider Enrollment

What's included for $150 per payer

A one-time fee per insurance payer, with no hidden fees.

• Application preparation and document collection
• CAQH ProView setup, attestation and maintenance
• Submission to each commercial, Medicare or Medicaid payer
• Weekly follow-up until you are paneled
• Status updates so you know where each application stands

How credentialing impacts practice revenue

Claims sent before enrollment is effective are often denied or paid out of network. Starting credentialing early — and tracking effective dates — protects revenue when you add a provider or open a new location.

Timelines

Payer processing times vary widely and are controlled by the payer. We can't guarantee approval or a specific turnaround, but we keep applications moving and tell you promptly if a payer requests more information or closes its panel.

Insurance Credentialing by specialty

See how we apply insurance credentialing to specialty-specific rules:

Frequently asked questions