The work history section of your CAQH profile causes more credentialing delays than any other part of the application. It’s not because the concept is difficult. You simply list where you’ve worked for the past ten years, right? The problem is that CAQH demands a complete, gap-free accounting of your professional life, and most providers […]
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How Long Does Provider Credentialing Typically Take? Standard provider credentialing takes 90 to 120 days with most insurance companies. Medicare enrollment through PECOS typically requires 60 to 90 days. Medicaid processing times vary significantly by state, ranging from 30 days to 120 days. Commercial payers like UnitedHealthcare, Anthem, and Cigna generally process applications within 90 […]
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Small details can make or break your revenue cycle. One of the most common areas where practices struggle is deciding whether to bill under a Group NPI or an Individual NPI. Getting this wrong doesn’t just delay payments. It can trigger claim denials, compliance issues, and audit flags that hurt your bottom line. The National […]
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