Healthcare providers often view credentialing and contracting as separate administrative hurdles they must clear to start practicing. While these processes might seem distinct on the surface, they’re actually two sides of the same coin, both essential components of establishing a viable healthcare practice. Knowing why both are necessary, and how they work together, can save […]
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