Credentialing & payer enrollment
Enrollment applications and follow-up for physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants joining the commercial, Medicaid, or Medicare plans your practice works with.
Medical practices
Independent medical practices handle the same payer paperwork and claim follow-up as large systems, with fewer people to manage it. Start with the credentialing, billing, or office work taking the most time.
Discuss your practiceProviders and practices
Other outpatient specialties, including optometry, ophthalmology, sleep medicine, wound care, and infusion practices, can discuss the same credentialing, billing, and operations work.
Where support usually starts
Enrollment applications and follow-up for physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants joining the commercial, Medicaid, or Medicare plans your practice works with.
Claim follow-up, denial management, and aged A/R review for the payers your practice already accepts.
Startup planning for a new clinic, plus intake, scheduling, and insurance verification routines in your existing systems.
Every engagement is defined in a written scope before work begins. Payers make their own enrollment and payment decisions and set their own timelines.
For the first conversation
Estimates are fine. Do not include patient information or send documents with your inquiry.
Complimentary 45-minute consultation
Tell me what is taking time away from your practice and where you need support.
The scope, responsibilities, and price are reviewed before you sign. New inquiries typically receive a reply within one business day.
See how pricing worksHolly Hay, Founder
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