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Provider credentialing and enrollment services to ensure compliance and reimbursement
To ensure flourishing revenues for your practice we keep you thriving in the insurer network through provider credentialing. Recompiling the information on your practices and updating the portfolio to get you re-credentialed is of utmost importance. Recredentialing your practice after every fixed interval enables us to enhance your Revenue Cycle Management.
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Once we set up your CAQH profile we keep it updated frequently. Our goal is to keep practice information accurate and synced with your reimbursement rates
Credentialing on average takes 60 to 90 days. Every insurance company has a specific timeline. In the case of federal insurance companies, 60 days are required. However, others may take 90 days and an additional few to execute the contract. MaxRemind Credentialing Services can help you significantly shorten this time frame.
Depending upon the policy of the insurance payers, your practice re-credentialing may occur annually or after every 3 years.
Almost all the patients you come across opt for insurance payments. You can only get your practice’s wager if you are enrolled with the insurance companies. They can directly reimburse you. However, you must undergo credentialing to get your practice revenues from the companies.
Lapses in your profile can affect your credentials and in turn, impact your revenues. If you have undergone any certifications or acquired licenses you need to have an updated portfolio in the insurance databases. The trackability of your practice and service can ensure smooth revenue flow. Failure to meet these standards can result in malpractice and revenue cut-offs. At MaxRemind we never let you miss a beat and keep your profile updated.
Skip the Hassle of Finding and Compiling Data for provider enrollment and credentialing.
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