From a single provider to a full roster.

Credentialing & Payer Enrollment Services

CAQH, PECOS, and state Medicaid enrollment managed for practices of any size — with real-time status tracking.

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1 to 40+
Providers Credentialed Concurrently
100%
Deadline Tracking
60–120d
Typical Payer Enrollment Window

Credentialing a single new provider still means navigating CAQH, PECOS, state Medicaid, and every commercial payer's own process and timeline — and a missed step delays billing just as much as it would for a larger roster. We manage enrollment for practices of any size, from a solo provider joining a new payer panel to a multi-provider group onboarding several providers at once, with visibility into exactly where each application stands.

Why It Matters

Where organizations lose revenue

Credentialing gaps are invisible until claims start denying

A single provider with a credentialing gap on one payer can have claims deny quietly for months before anyone reconciles it — the same blind spot that affects a larger roster, just at smaller scale.

A new hire or new location means starting the enrollment clock over

Every new provider needs credentialing with every payer your practice contracts with, and timelines run 60–120 days per payer regardless of practice size. Most practices don't have someone tracking this full-time.

M&A activity can outpace credentialing capacity fast

Acquiring a practice or onboarding a full roster at once means credentialing every provider with every payer the new entity contracts with — a volume spike most internal teams, and even some larger credentialing departments, aren't staffed to absorb without a multi-month backlog.

Re-credentialing deadlines are easy to miss without a tracking system

Licenses, DEA registrations, COIs, and board certifications all expire on different cycles. Missing a re-credentialing deadline can mean a lapse in billing privileges — a risk whether you have one provider or many.

What's Included

Credentialing & Payer Enrollment.
Sized to fit you.

No long-term contracts required. A dedicated implementation team, not a single account manager split across dozens of clients. Full transparency through your client portal — every claim, every credentialing status, visible at all times, no black box. We handle credentialing & payer enrollment end-to-end, for your practice.

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Provider and facility credentialing across all major commercial payers
CAQH ProView setup and ongoing attestation management
Medicare PECOS enrollment and Medicaid enrollment across states
Delegated credentialing agreement support and audit-ready file maintenance where applicable
Real-time status dashboard — billable, in-process, and expiring by provider
New-provider and new-location credentialing timed to your onboarding dates
M&A and roll-up credentialing sprints timed to close/onboarding dates for acquired rosters
Expiration tracking across licenses, DEA, COIs, and board certifications
Re-credentialing managed proactively on a rolling basis

Available Across Every Specialty

Credentialing & Payer Enrollment for every specialty we support

Behavioral Health

Enrollment across the specific MBHOs and payers behavioral health providers actually bill — Optum, Magellan, Beacon, and more.

Primary Care

Enrollment across every commercial payer, Medicare, and Medicaid — sized for a solo provider or a growing panel.

Cardiology

Payer enrollment and hospital privileging support for cardiologists reading and operating across multiple sites.

Multi-Specialty Groups

Enrollment managed across every specialty and payer relationship in your practice, from one dashboard.

Labs & Diagnostics

CLIA-aware enrollment and payer credentialing for independent labs and diagnostic networks.

Gastroenterology

Credentialing that covers both sides of a GI practice — the physicians and the endoscopy center they perform in.

Free Resource
The Credentialing Timeline Checklist
Where enrollment quietly costs a practice money — and the dates that decide whether work you have already done is billable.
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From the Blog

Credentialing Timelines When Acquiring a New Practice Location

Acquiring or opening a new location resets the credentialing clock for every provider there, with every payer. It's the part of a deal timeline that's easiest to underestimate — and the most likely to delay revenue after closing.

5 min read

CAQH, PECOS, and State Medicaid: A Credentialing Roadmap for Independent Practices

Credentialing is one process in name and three separate systems in practice. CAQH, Medicare's PECOS, and state Medicaid each run on their own timeline — and missing a step in any one of them delays billing just the same.

6 min read

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