Credentialing and Hospital Privileging
Payor enrollment and hospital privileging — the paperwork that stands between a signed contract and your first billable patient.
What's included
Credentialing is the unglamorous process that determines whether you can actually bill for the work you’re doing once you start a new job — payor enrollment, CAQH profile maintenance, and hospital privileging — and it’s notorious for taking longer than anyone expects. A physician can start seeing patients on day one and not be able to bill for months if credentialing isn’t managed proactively.
DocNation’s credentialing service handles payor enrollment (Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payors), CAQH profile management, and hospital privileging paperwork directly, with the explicit goal of closing the gap between a signed contract and your first billable patient.
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