Who we help
Providers who would rather be practicing than filing.
Solo providers
You are the whole practice. Enrollment paperwork competes with your schedule, and it loses. Hand it over and keep your calendar.
- First-time enrollment with commercial payers
- CAQH profile built and kept current
- Re-credentialing reminders handled before they lapse
Group practices
Several providers, several payer relationships, and a spreadsheet nobody wants to own. We keep each provider file separate and each one moving.
- Adding a new provider to existing payer contracts
- Roster updates and location changes
- One status view across every provider in the group
New practices
You have a start date and a payer list. We put the paperwork in the right order so opening day is not held up by an unsigned form.
- Medicare and Medicaid enrollment from the ground up
- Group and individual applications prepared together
- Contracting paperwork organized for each payer
Specialties
If you bill insurance, you have a credentialing file.
We work with individual providers and with groups across a wide range of specialties. If yours is not listed, ask — the process is usually more alike than different.
- Physicians
- Nurse practitioners
- Physician assistants
- Therapists and counselors
- Behavioral health providers
- Clinics and group practices
What to have ready
You do not need a folder ready to call us.
Plenty of people reach out before they have gathered anything. That is fine — part of the first conversation is working out what you will need and in what order.
If you do have your license, NPI, malpractice details, and a list of the payers you want to work with, bring them along. It shortens the first step.