Get Credentialed Faster. Start Seeing Patients Sooner.
MedBill24's credentialing specialists handle the entire enrollment process, from CAQH setup to payer contract negotiations, so you can join preferred networks and start billing without delays.
How long does provider credentialing take?
Provider credentialing typically takes 60 to 120 days, depending on the payer. It verifies provider qualifications and enrolls them with insurance networks so they can bill and get paid. Starting early and submitting complete applications avoids costly delays in reimbursement.
Why Provider Credentialing Directly Impacts Your Revenue
Without proper credentialing, you cannot bill insurance, period. Every day your credentialing is incomplete is a day you cannot bill the payer, which translates directly to lost, unrecoverable revenue.
Estimate the cost of a delay
Scaled from the example above ($30,000–$60,000 for 20 patients a day over 30 days).
Illustrative only: $50–$100 per patient visit × patients per day × days of delay. Actual figures vary by practice and payer mix.
Complete Enrollment, Start to Finish
CAQH Profile Setup & Maintenance
NPI Registration
Type 1 & Type 2PECOS Enrollment for Medicare
Medicaid Provider Enrollment
Commercial Payer Applications
Primary Source Verification (PSV)
Contract Review & Negotiation Support
Re-Credentialing & Re-Attestation
Ongoing Tracking & Status Updates
How Long Does Provider Credentialing Take?
Medicare PECOS Enrollment: 30–60 Days
Standard processing from a clean, complete submission. We submit error-free applications the first time to avoid resubmission delays.
Medicaid Enrollment: 45–90 Days
Varies by state. We track your application weekly and respond immediately to any state requests for additional information.
Commercial Payer Credentialing: 60–120 Days
We maintain direct relationships with credentialing departments at all major commercial payers to expedite where possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before partnering with MedBill24.
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