Applications out in days, not weeks
We gather CAQH, licenses, DEA, malpractice, and W-9s upfront and file with every commercial and government payer in parallel.
Provider Credentialing
Provider credentialing services that get your clinicians paid faster
We credential MDs, NPs, PAs, therapists, and BCBAs with every commercial and government payer you need — filed in parallel, tracked weekly, closed to an effective date.
Why groups switch to Credify
Built for growing healthcare groups, not a ticket queue
One named lead, one project plan, one status view. No hand-offs, no black-box progress bars.
Every payer, every product line
Commercial, Medicare, Medicaid, Managed Medicaid, Tricare, EAPs, and delegated groups — one project plan, one status view.
One credentialing lead per group
You get a named credentialing lead who owns follow-up with payer reps, closes loops, and reports status on your cadence.
Faster time-to-first-claim
We sequence effective dates, retro-billing windows, and roster loads so providers can bill the moment their contract activates.
What's included
Full-scope credentialing under one engagement
Individual providers, groups, payer apps, and ongoing maintenance — no fragmented vendors.
- Individual provider credentialing (MD, DO, NP, PA, LCSW, LMFT, LPC, BCBA, PhD, PsyD)
- Group / TIN credentialing and roster maintenance
- CAQH ProView setup, attestation, and re-attestations
- Commercial payer applications (BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UHC, Humana, Anthem, regional plans)
- Medicare Part B (PECOS / 855I / 855R) and Medicaid enrollment in every state
- Re-credentialing and expirable tracking (license, DEA, board, malpractice)
- NPI type 1 & type 2 setup, updates, and endpoint management
- Delegated credentialing and roster submissions
FAQ
Provider credentialing questions
How long does provider credentialing take?
Most commercial payers complete credentialing in 60–120 days; Medicare and Medicaid typically run 45–90 days. We shorten the elapsed time by filing in parallel, chasing weekly, and escalating stuck files through payer rep channels.
Do you handle both credentialing and contracting?
Yes. Credentialing verifies the provider; contracting negotiates the participation agreement and fee schedule. We run both together so there's no handoff gap.
Can we start seeing patients while credentialing is pending?
For many commercial payers, yes — retro-billing rules vary by plan. We map every payer's effective-date and retro-window rules up front so you know exactly when each provider can bill.
What do you need from us to start?
A signed BAA, provider CV/roster, licenses, DEA, malpractice COI, W-9, and CAQH credentials. If any are missing we help you build the intake packet.
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