Who we serve
From a single therapist joining their first insurance panel to a multi-site program opening in a new state. The work scales to the size of your organization, and so does the quote.
Solo providers
- Physicians and psychiatrists
- Nurse practitioners, including psychiatric NPs
- Physician assistants
- Psychologists
- Clinical social workers
- Professional counselors
- Marriage and family therapists
- ABA providers and BCBAs
- Dentists and other practitioners
Group practices
- Behavioral health groups
- Psychiatry practices
- Therapy practices
- Medical and primary care groups
- Specialty and multi-specialty groups
- Dental groups
Behavioral health and human services programs
- Outpatient mental health clinics
- Psychiatric rehabilitation programs
- Substance use disorder programs
- Crisis programs
- Developmental disability programs
- Community mental health centers
Facilities
- Residential treatment
- Home health and hospice
- Assisted living and nursing facilities
- Ambulatory surgery centers
- Dialysis
- Laboratory and imaging
Healthcare organizations
- Federally qualified and rural health clinics
- Urgent care
- Outpatient clinics
- Telehealth organizations
- Management services organizations
- Physician networks and IPAs
Agencies and suppliers
- Home care and residential service agencies
- Healthcare staffing agencies
- Durable medical equipment
- Pharmacy and home infusion
- Orthotics and prosthetics
What each usually needs
Solo providers
CAQH set up right, enrollment with the payers your clients use, and Medicare if you'll see older adults. Then maintenance so re-attestations and renewals never lapse.
CredentialingGroups
Group enrollment, every provider linked to the group, and a clean process for adding new hires so they can see insured patients sooner.
CredentialingPrograms and facilities
State licensing first, accreditation if payers or funders require it, then facility and provider enrollment and billing. Often all four, planned together.
Opening a new programDon't see your type of practice?
If you deliver care and bill for it, we can likely help. Ask us.