Assured for Gastroenterology

Get gastroenterologists enrolled across payers, TINs, and locations

Agents handle credentialing, payer applications, roster updates, and follow-ups for GI groups. Track approvals and effective dates across providers, practices, and endoscopy-center affiliations.

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Committee-ready files in 48 hours
Verify GI physicians, APPs, and anesthesia providers against NPDB, DEA, state boards and 2000+ sources.
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Payer-specific applications, executed by agents
Use provider, TIN, and location data to complete supported Medicare and commercial payer workflows.
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Know who's enrolled and where
Track approvals, payer IDs, effective dates, and pending requirements across plans, TINs, and locations.
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Why Assured

Six reasons GI providers aren't billing yet

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Manual process
Applications submitted within 72 hours
Agents prepare and submit eligible applications once provider information is complete.
Credentialing complete, applications still waiting
Staff manually prepare Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial submissions.
95%+ first-pass application success
Pre-submission checks catch missing payer requirements and incorrect provider details.
Applications returned for corrections
Wrong taxonomy, TIN, or location details lead to resubmissions.
Agents handle payer follow-ups
Payer responses and outstanding requirements stay tracked through confirmation.
Applications sit without updates
Staff chase payer representatives, portals, and emails.
Location-specific enrollment requests
Select the payer product, TIN, and service location before preparing the application.
New endoscopy-center location
Staff must identify which payer plans and billing relationships apply.
Closed-panel restrictions flagged
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Identify exceptions requiring payer review or escalation.
GI panels closed to additions
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Existing group contracts don't always guarantee enrollment.
Revalidation deadlines tracked
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Surface upcoming requirements before participation is at risk.
Existing enrollments need renewal
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Missed payer revalidations can interrupt billing.
NCQA Certified CVO

Built on NCQA-certified CVO standards

Every workflow, every requirement, every check modeled on NCQA certification. Compliance isn't a setting you configure. It's how Assured works.
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Prepare new GI fellows for payer enrollment before graduation

A gastroenterologist may be hired months before finishing fellowship, but some payers won't process applications until training is complete.
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Assured collects provider information, prepares applications, and tracks outstanding requirements. Eligible submissions and payer follow-ups proceed when requirements are met.

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Add acquired GI practices without rebuilding every enrollment

Tuck-in acquisitions can require Medicare reassignments, new group affiliations, CAQH updates, and payer changes.

Assured connects incoming physicians to the appropriate TINs, plans, and locations, then manages the required enrollment and roster workflows.

Track GI and anesthesia providers across offices and endoscopy centers

GI physicians may practice at several offices and endoscopy centers, while anesthesia professionals bill through separate entities.

Assured maintains their professional enrollments separately by payer, billing TIN, and location. ASC facility enrollment remains a distinct process.

Delegated credentialing

Delegated rosters and individual enrollments, handled together

GI groups may have delegated agreements in some states and individual enrollment requirements in others. Assured handles both using the same provider records.

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Prepare for payer delegation
Maintain PSV evidence, committee records, and audit documentation.
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Keep delegated rosters current
Generate payer-specific additions, terminations, and recredentialing updates.
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Handle non-delegated payers
Agents prepare applications, work supported portals, and manage follow-ups.
Products

Everything behind GI credentialing and payer enrollment

01 - Credentialing
Committee-ready cred files in 2 days
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02 - Payer Enrollments
Get in network with any payer, any state
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03 - Monitoring
Stay compliant with always-on monitoring
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04 - Roster Management
Roster workflows by payer and market
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05 - Licensing
Operate anywhere across state lines
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Customer stories

Meet the fastest-moving teams in healthcare
See why they left legacy operations behind

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“In the first month on Assured, we went from having one or two contracts we had done ourselves to submitting over 120 applications all at once, and it completely changed how we operate.”
Bryson Tombridge
CEO and Co-founder
Tono Health
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"We had goals for the year we couldn't compromise on. 2 to 50 states, 10 to 800 providers. Assured was the only way."
Elliott Rapaport
CEO and Founder
Birches Health
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"Assured leverages AI agents to deliver credentialing with much faster turnaround and higher first-pass quality. That is something I don't think is true for other competitors."
John Zhao
CEO
Blossom Health
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See how Assured runs a GI payer enrollment
Select a provider, payer product, TIN, and care center. See the application workflow, agent actions, and outstanding requirements.
48 Hr
avg. time to committee-ready file
95%
first-pass payer approval rate
50 states
Licensing coverage and health plan coverage
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FAQs

Got questions?

Here are the answers to the most asked questions from our customers

Does Assured submit payer applications or just prepare them?

Can Assured manage existing GI providers, not just new hires?

How does Assured handle different payer contracts across GI locations?

Can our revenue cycle team see which providers are active with each payer?

What happens when a payer rejects an application or stops responding?

How do we bring our existing GI providers into Assured?

What does our credentialing and enrollment team still handle?