Credentialing that doesn't leave revenue waiting.

Payer enrollment, re-credentialing, and CAQH maintenance handled end-to-end — with weekly status reports so you always know where every application stands.

50+ payers enrolled
CAQH kept current
Weekly status reporting

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50+payers we enroll with

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Enrollment, start to finish. Then maintained.

Credentialing isn't one application — it's dozens of them, each with its own follow-up cadence and expiration clock.

Commercial payer enrollmentApplications prepared, submitted, and chased across every payer on your list.

Medicare & Medicaid enrollmentPECOS and state enrollment handled — typically the fastest 30–60 days of the process.

CAQH profile managementBuilt, attested, and kept current — the single biggest accelerator of commercial enrollment.

Re-credentialing & expirablesLicenses, DEA, malpractice, board certs — tracked so nothing lapses and no payer terminates you quietly.

New provider onboardingAdding a physician or NP? Enrollment starts before their first day, not after.

Payer follow-up & escalationWeekly calls to every payer with an open application. Applications don't age in silence.

What the first 90 days look like.

Credentialing rewards relentless follow-up. That's the service.

1 WEEK 1

Documents gathered

Licenses, certifications, work history, malpractice — collected once, organized forever.

2 WEEK 2

Applications out

CAQH completed and applications submitted to every payer on your plan.

3 EVERY WEEK

Payer follow-up

Each open application chased and a status report sent to you — no black box.

4 ONGOING

Maintenance mode

Re-credentialing dates, expirables, and attestations tracked on a rolling calendar.

Every enrollment day saved is a day of billable revenue you don't lose.

Credentialing questions, answered straight.

What practices ask before handing over their enrollment.

Still deciding?

Talk to a senior billing lead — not a sales rep.

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How long does credentialing take?

Average enrollment time with commercial payers is 45 to 90 days from application submission. Medicare enrollment typically runs 30 to 60 days.

Can I see patients while credentialing is in process?

Yes, but claims will not be paid until enrollment is confirmed. Some practices use a locum tenens arrangement or bill under a supervising physician during the gap.

What is CAQH and why does it matter?

CAQH ProView is a centralized database that most commercial payers use to pull credentialing data. A complete current CAQH profile accelerates enrollment significantly.

Stop losing revenue to enrollment gaps.

A free credentialing review — where every application stands, what's stalled, and what it's costing you per week.

Book my free credentialing review →

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