Explore credentialing and payor enrollment guidance for the way your organization works.
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Practice operations
Your group’s Medicare enrollment can be current while one of your clinicians has a revalidation deadline approaching.
Read guide: Medicare revalidation for multi-provider practicesPractice operations
Assess credentialing reports by what they explain about your practice, completed work, outstanding questions and the next action.
Read guide: Credentialing Reports Your Partner Should ProvidePractice operations
Give billing and credentialing teams a clear starting point for investigating a payment problem, with the right facts, evidence and next action.
Read guide: Finding the cause of a billing problem. Is it credentialing - or something else?Ophthalmology · Practice operations
Connect physician, practice and location enrollment work as your ophthalmology group adds a clinician or another office.
Read guide: Adding an ophthalmologist or another office? Plan the enrollment work togetherSpine and pain · Practice operations
Keep your established spine and pain practice’s provider information, renewals, payor requests and follow-ups in view—even when the roster is unchanged.
Read guide: Your spine and pain practice is stable. What credentialing work still needs attention?Spine and pain · Practice operations
Plan a credentialing handoff around your spine and pain practice’s existing payor relationships, open work and ongoing requirements.
Read guide: Changing credentialing partners: keeping your spine and pain practice on trackTalk with our team about your credentialing and payor enrollment needs.
