To get approved by healthcare insurance providers quickly, we assist you in knowing the specific document requirements. Even small mistakes or missing information can cause delays of days or even months. To make sure you have all the necessary documents, we make a list of the insurance companies you want to work with and look up what they require. When submitting the documentation, we include all required information including your name, Social Security Number, education and career history, proof of insurance, and other relevant data. This information is usually found in your resume, but make we double check so that everything is accurate and submit all required documents to avoid any delays.

To get more patients, we assist you in your need to register with big payers and apply to more than one. But, first, we help you choose the ones you want to apply to most. We are well versed with the requirements and rules of each payer hence we help you speed up your registration process.

We make sure your credentialing application is accurate and of high quality by double-checking all the relevant documents. We verify your licensing, board certification, reputation, clinical privileges, and references through trusted sources such as ECFMG, AMA, and ABMS. We also review your credentialing history, insurance claims, and any restrictions listed with the OIG.

Some organizations require applying for credentials from Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare (CAQH) along with your personal application. After we have applied your application, they’ll invite you to apply with a CAQH number. Completing CAQH online or offline is optional.

The credentialing process with the payers begins! We make sure that your application is filled correctly and include all the necessary documents.

It’s important to build relationships with the people in charge of paying you. We help with your application getting processed on time. We main an active follow up with the payers to see how your application is progressing.

When you are getting approved to work with health insurance companies, they may add some rules to the agreement. You don’t have to agree with everything they say. It’s important to talk to them and make an agreement that is good for both of you. We help you negotiation and close agreements with the Payers which offers the most value to your practice.

After we finish the process, you can work with their patients, but it’s not permanent. You need to keep updating information regularly. You’ll need to renew your credentials every three years. We keep track of the timeline and remind you when it’s time to renew. More importantly, we build and a good relationship with insurance company officers to make things easier and faster with the your recredentialing needs.