The process of officially validating a medical or healthcare provider in a particular private health plan and granting them permission to join the network is known as credentialing. The act of enrollment, on the other hand, is the procedure by which a provider applies to join a health insurance network.

In the healthcare industry, a credentialed provider is someone who has been verified by insurance companies or networks to have all the necessary credentials and background information to provide a particular healthcare service.

The credentialing procedure takes 90–120 days. We get your applications filled out and sent to insurance companies when you sign up for credentialing with us. To ensure that your credentialing applications are processed and approved as quickly as possible, we proactively follow up with insurance companies.

We bill according to the panel and provider you apply to. For your initial credentialing, there are no start-up fees or other unstated costs. Only the work we do is paid for by you. Depending on the kind of credentialing you require, our prices do change. If you sign up for multiple panels at once, you can receive volume discounts. However, if you initially sign up for just one or two panels, the cost will be high.

Yes, your data is 100% secure with us both physically and electronically. Some of the measures we employ are sign non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements, communication devices or electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited.