Who we serve
Solo & Small Practices
Get in-network without hiring a credentialing department.
In a solo or two-provider practice, “the credentialing person” is you — squeezed between patients, on hold with a payer, wondering if the application from March is still moving. Every hour it takes is a clinical hour you don’t bill, and every month it slips is a month of out-of-network revenue you don’t collect.
We’re the credentialing department you don’t have to hire: panel strategy, clean applications, weekly payer follow-up, and a straight answer whenever you ask where things stand.
The services that matter most here
Insurance credentialing
The core job: picked panels, clean applications, weekly follow-up, effective date in writing.
How it works →Medicare & Medicaid enrollment
PECOS and Medicaid done right the first time — the government-payer paperwork is where solo files stall.
How it works →CAQH setup & maintenance
The 120-day attestation clock, moved off your plate permanently.
How it works →Medical billing & RCM
Once you're in-network, the same team files and chases your claims.
How it works →Common questions
I'm opening a new practice. When should I start credentialing?
Can I just do this myself?
Which payers should a small practice join?
What does this cost for one provider?
Talk it through with a specialist.
Free 20-minute consult — your payers, your timeline, and what it'll cost.