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Credentialing by medical specialty.
Every specialty brings its own board, its own facilities and its own payer quirks. These pages cover what credentialing and enrollment look like for physicians in each one, and how we take the paperwork off your plate. Looking for nurse practitioners, therapists or other clinician types? See provider types.
Family Medicine and Primary Care Credentialing
Primary care is credentialed with almost every payer in your market, and each one wants you listed as a primary care provider with the right panel status.
Learn more →Internal Medicine Credentialing and Enrollment
Internal medicine files split into two very different shapes: outpatient internists who need a primary care footprint, and hospitalists who need privileges at every facility they cover.
Learn more →Pediatrics Credentialing and Enrollment
Pediatric practices live and die by Medicaid and CHIP participation.
Learn more →OB/GYN Credentialing and Enrollment
OB/GYN credentialing ties payer enrollment to hospital privileges more tightly than most outpatient specialties, because deliveries and surgery happen in facilities.
Learn more →Cardiology Credentialing and Enrollment
Cardiology is Medicare-heavy, privilege-heavy and location-heavy.
Learn more →Orthopedic Surgery Credentialing and Enrollment
Orthopedic files are built around surgery: privileges at hospitals and surgery centers, a long list of practice locations, and a team of PAs, NPs and therapists who all need their own enrollments.
Learn more →Dermatology Credentialing and Enrollment
Dermatology practices are mostly outpatient, which keeps privileging light, but they often rely heavily on physician assistants and nurse practitioners and mix covered medical care with cosmetic services.
Learn more →Psychiatry Credentialing and Enrollment
Psychiatry credentialing is shaped by telehealth, multi-state licensing and behavioral health networks that are often run separately from the medical plan.
Learn more →Gastroenterology Credentialing and Enrollment
Gastroenterology revenue runs through procedures, so privileges at hospitals and endoscopy centers carry as much weight as payer enrollment.
Learn more →Pain Management Credentialing and Enrollment
Pain medicine draws physicians from several primary specialties, so the credentialing file depends on where each physician trained.
Learn more →Don't see your specialty?
We credential physicians in many more specialties than we have written pages for. Ask, and you will get a straight answer on one call.