Credentialing & Enrollment
Every Day Uncredentialed Is a Day Unpaid
A provider who can't bill is pure cost. Healthcare SBC manages credentialing and payer enrollment end to end: applications, CAQH, follow-up and revalidations, so new providers start generating revenue weeks earlier.
The unglamorous work that decides when revenue starts
Credentialing fails on follow-up. The application goes out, the payer sits on it, nobody calls, and ninety days becomes two hundred while a fully-employed physician sees patients you can't bill for.
Healthcare SBC owns the entire process: primary source verification, application preparation and submission, CAQH attestation, persistent payer follow-up, contract tracking and calendar-driven revalidation.
You get a live status dashboard for every provider and every payer, so you always know exactly what's pending and what's blocking it.
Capabilities
What's included
Get providers in-network and billing sooner
Payer enrollment
Commercial, Medicare, Medicaid and managed-care applications prepared, submitted and pursued to approval.
CAQH profile management
Profiles built, maintained and re-attested on schedule so applications never stall on stale data.
Primary source verification
Licenses, DEA, board certification, education and work history verified to accreditation standards.
Revalidation tracking
Expirables and revalidation deadlines tracked automatically so nobody falls out of network by surprise.
Why it matters
The outcomes practices actually measure
We are evaluated on the numbers that change in your operation, not on features shipped or tickets closed.
- Start billing sooner
- Disciplined follow-up compresses enrollment timelines and pulls revenue forward on every new hire.
- Prevent revenue interruptions
- Proactive revalidation management keeps providers in-network without lapse-driven claim rejections.
- Free your administrators
- Credentialing is a full-time job. Outsourcing it returns your staff to work that actually needs institutional knowledge.
- Full transparency
- A live dashboard shows the status of every provider-payer combination without you asking for an update.
Frequently paired with
FAQ
Physician Credentialing & Enrollment, frequently asked questions questions
- How long does physician credentialing take?
- Payer credentialing typically takes 90 to 150 days depending on the payer, state and completeness of the application. Medicare and Medicaid often move faster than commercial plans. Aggressive follow-up is the single biggest factor in shortening that window.
- What is the difference between credentialing and enrollment?
- Credentialing verifies a provider's qualifications: education, training, licensure, board certification and work history. Enrollment is the process of contracting that credentialed provider with a specific payer so claims can be submitted and paid in-network.
- Do you handle re-credentialing and revalidation?
- Yes. We track every expirable and revalidation deadline and initiate the process well in advance, which prevents the network terminations and claim rejections that catch practices off guard.
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