Your Questions, Answered

  • Credentialing timelines vary by insurance payer and provider type. On average, initial credentialing can take 60–120 days. We work diligently to submit complete applications and follow up regularly to help prevent unnecessary delays.

  • Typically, providers will need:

    • NPI number

    • CAQH login information

    • State license(s)

    • DEA (if applicable)

    • Malpractice insurance

    • Resume/CV

    • Practice or facility details

    We provide a clear checklist once you book a consultation.

  • Yes. We work with individual providers, group practices, and healthcare facilities, including hospitals, ASCs, and home health agencies.

  • Credentialing requirements vary by state and payer. During your consultation, we’ll confirm eligibility and scope based on your location and needs.

  • While approval decisions are ultimately made by insurance payers and credentialing bodies, we ensure all applications are accurate, complete, and submitted correctly to maximize approval success.

  • Yes. We offer ongoing maintenance and compliance services, including recredentialing reminders, CAQH attestations, and updates to keep your credentials current.

  • The first step is to book a consultation. From there, we’ll assess your needs and outline next steps.