How Maverick works
Four steps, one specialist, no surprises.
Credentialing typically takes 90–150 days per payer. The payer's review is the slow part — our job is making sure nothing else adds a single day.
Share your info
Day 1One intake session — roughly 30 minutes. Licenses, NPI, malpractice face sheet, work history, and the payers you want. We build your file once and reuse it for every application, so you never fill out the same history twice.
e-Sign & verify
Week 1–2Electronic signatures and notarization where forms require them, background-check coordination, and primary-source verifications requested early — they're the long pole, so they go out first.
We work the payers
Weeks 2–20, payer-dependentApplications filed complete, CAQH attested and authorized, and every open application touched weekly. Payer requests get answered same-week; closed panels get evidence-based appeals. You get a status report you can actually read — not silence.
Get billable, get paid
Confirmed per payerEffective dates confirmed in writing so you know the first day you can bill. If we run your billing too, claims start flowing against your verified enrollment record from day one — and the maintenance calendar (attestations, revalidations, re-credentialing) starts ticking on our side.
The honest part
What we control — and what nobody does.
We control
- Complete first submissions — no resubmission loop
- Verifications requested early and chased weekly
- Same-week responses to every payer request
- CAQH complete, attested, and authorized before filing
- Weekly follow-up so your file never sits untouched
Nobody controls
- The payer's internal review timeline
- Committee calendars at hospitals
- State board processing queues
Anyone promising "30-day credentialing" with commercial payers is selling you the part they don't control. We'd rather tell you the truth on day one.
Start the clock this week.
The 90–150 days only starts when the file goes in. A free consult gets it moving.