Credentialing built for primary care groups that can't afford to wait
Move physicians, NPs, and PAs from intake to committee-ready in 48 hours. Manage Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, and commercial enrollment through effective date.
The credentialing gap is costing primary care groups more than you think
From CAQH import to committee-ready packet
Credentialing alone consumes months before enrollment even starts
Applications submitted to every payer simultaneously from day one
Every day of delay is revenue you can't recover
Every application audited before it reaches the payer
Each resubmission adds weeks to the timeline
See every provider affected when a supervisor leaves
Found out when a claim gets denied
Every deadline tracked and renewed 90 days before expiration
Providers lapse without warning
New site open, applications out to every payer the same day
A multi-site launch becomes a quarter-long backlog
Built on NCQA-certified CVO standards
Keep APP supervision current as staffing changes
Track supervising relationships, agreements, expiration dates, and uncovered APPs. When a physician leaves, identify the affected NPs and PAs so supervision can be reassigned.
Bring new locations online with payer work already underway
Add the location, TIN, and NPI as soon as expansion is confirmed. Launch the required enrollments and track each plan through approval and effective date.
Keep PCP and specialty data aligned across every enrollment
Maintain the correct PCP designation, specialty, taxonomy, board certification, and line of business for each application. Catch mismatches before they create payer corrections or downstream claim issues.
Build and maintain your delegated credentialing program
Assured helps you work toward delegated status with NCQA-certified verification, pre-delegation audit support, and monthly roster submissions.
Get in touchSee why primary care groups switched to Assured
We operate across multiple states or practice entities. Can each stay siloed while leadership sees everything?
When you say "credentialing," does that include payer enrollment too?
What's actually in a credentialing packet?
Can packet requirements differ by state or practice?
What happens if something looks off in a provider's file, like a mismatched NPI record?
What if one of our payers isn't already in your system?
How quickly can we get started?
What about our existing credentialing team?
Assured Health, Inc.
333 Seventh Ave, Suite 1701
New York, NY 10001
