Provider Credentialing Services

Get Credentialed and Enrolled Without the Runaround

A provider can't bill a payer until credentialing and enrollment are complete — and the process is full of paperwork, primary-source verification, and payer-specific timelines that are easy to get wrong. We manage the applications, follow-ups, and status tracking so enrollment doesn't stall.

Typical Credentialing Timelines
By payer type
Live
Medicare45–60 days
Medicaid60–120 days
Commercial90–150 days
Applications Active
6
Across 4 payers
Avg. Time to Active
78 days
Tracked to completion
Why It Matters

Why Credentialing Timelines Matter

Every day a provider isn't enrolled is a day their services can't be billed. Delays in credentialing translate directly into delayed revenue.

Faster Time to Billing

Applications move forward instead of sitting incomplete.

Fewer Rejected Applications

Documentation is reviewed for completeness before submission.

Status Visibility

You know exactly where each application stands, at any payer.

Fewer Enrollment Gaps

Revalidations and expirations are tracked so coverage doesn't lapse.

Services

Our Credentialing & Enrollment Services

From a new provider's first application to ongoing revalidation.

Initial Credentialing

Applications, licensure, and primary-source verification documents are prepared and submitted.

Payer Enrollment

Applications are filed with each payer and tracked through to an active effective date.

CAQH Profile Management

Provider profiles are kept current so payer verification doesn't stall on outdated data.

Revalidation & Re-Credentialing

Renewal deadlines are tracked ahead of time to prevent lapses in active status.

Our Process

Our Credentialing Process

A structured process from document collection to an active effective date.

1

Document Collection

License, DEA, board certifications, malpractice coverage, and work history are gathered.

2

CAQH & Application Prep

The CAQH profile is built or updated and payer-specific applications are prepared.

3

Submission & Verification

Applications are submitted, and primary-source verification requests are handled.

4

Status Follow-Up

Applications are tracked and followed up on until a decision is reached.

5

Effective Date Confirmation

Contracting and panel loading are confirmed so billing can begin.

Why Claimza

Why Practices Trust Claimza With Credentialing

Applications reviewed for completeness before submission
Ongoing follow-up instead of a "submit and wait" approach
Clear status tracking across every payer and provider
Revalidation deadlines tracked ahead of time
HIPAA-conscious handling of provider and licensing data

Ready to Move Credentialing Forward?

Whether you're credentialing a new provider or managing revalidations, let's talk about where things currently stand.

+1 786 735 2873 · info@claimzasolutions.com

FAQ

Provider Credentialing FAQs

Credentialing verifies a provider's license, training, and history. Enrollment links that verified provider to a specific payer — billing can only begin once enrollment reaches its effective date.

It varies by payer. Medicare applications are often processed in roughly 45-60 days, Medicaid in 60-120 days, and commercial payers commonly take 90-150 days, sometimes longer for specialty providers.

Typically an NPI, active license, DEA registration, board certifications, malpractice coverage details, and a complete work history — most of which feeds into the CAQH profile payers reference.

Yes. We track revalidation and re-credentialing deadlines so a provider's active status doesn't lapse.

We follow up directly with the payer to identify the cause — often a documentation gap or outdated CAQH data — and correct it so the application can move forward.

As early as possible. Many practices begin the process 90-120 days before a provider's intended start date to leave room for delays.