Make Sure Applications are Accurate & Compliant
Improve Turnaround on Applications & Get Paid Faster
Experienced Professionals with Extensive Knowledge

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You be an In-Network Provider?

Need professional guidance about how to become a preferred provider?
Need someone to provide accurate answers to your credentialing questions?
Need help setting up your NPPES (NPIs) & CAQH?
Need an expert to walk you through the enrollment process?
Need to stop wasting time with rejected applications?

We Take Care of All of Your

Enrollment & Credentialing Needs

Get a Free Consultation Call to Identify Your Needs

We’ll Define What’s Needed for Credentialing or Enrollment

You’ll Receive Expert Guidance & Timely Follow-up

We’ll Reach Out to Payers & Facilities on Your Behalf

You’ll Receive Regular Updates on Your Applications

We’ll Make Sure You Maintain Your Credentialing & Network Status

Here’s Why You Should Consider Us

Over 50 Years of Combined Experience
We Work with All Healthcare Providers
Individual Account Representatives
We Understand Enrollment & Credentialing

Initial Enrollment Applications
Re-Credentialing & Revalidation
CAQH Maintenance
Expiration Notifications (i.e. Licenses & Malpractice)
Quarterly Validations
Primary Source Verification
Secure, Digital Documentation Storage
Consulting & Personalized Guidance

Common FAQs

1. What’s the difference between Enrollment & Credentialing?

Credentialing verifies a provider's qualifications, such as education, licensure, training, and work history.
Enrollment is the process of registering a credentialed provider with insurance companies so they can bill and receive reimbursement.

2. How long does it take to get credentialed or enrolled?

On average, the process takes 60 to 120 days (2–4 months).

Timelines vary by payer, but most credentialing and enrollment processes take 60-120 days. Some insurers may take longer depending on their review cycles and documentation requirements.

3. How much does credentialing cost?

Costs depend on the number of providers, payers, and services requested. Fees typically cover application preparation, follow-up, payer communication, and ongoing tracking. We provide transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

4. What is a CAQH?

CAQH (Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare) is a centralized database that stores provider information used by many insurance companies during credentialing. Maintaining an up-to-date CAQH profile helps streamline and speed up the credentialing process & is strongly required by most payors.

5. Why should I use your service versus do it myself?

Credentialing is time-consuming, detail-driven, and often delayed by missing or incorrect information. Our service:

Reduces errors and denials
Saves your staff significant time
Ensures consistent follow-up with payers
Helps you get paid faster and avoid costly delays

You focus on patient care-we handle the paperwork.

6. How often does re-credentialing occur?

Most insurance companies require re-credentialing every 2-3 years. Staying on top of re-credentialing is essential to avoid claim denials or interruptions in reimbursement.

Save Time, End Frustration & Make Sure Credentialing & Enrollment is Done Right

Over a Decade of Experience Providing Personalized Healthcare Credentialing & Provider Enrollment