PayrHealth can ensure all of your providers are appropriately credentialed, their profiles are up to date, and they can continue to be reimbursed - minimizing disruptions in your revenue streams.
Free ConsultationContracted healthcare providers are required to re-attest the information on their online CAQH profile every 120 days. Sticking to this schedule can be challenging, especially for large healthcare organizations with limited time and resources.
Your CAQH profile must remain current when working with commercial insurance companies. We'll update your information anytime and alert you when any items are about to expire.
Most payor contracts remain active for one to three years. Failing to re-contract with a payor can result in your healthcare organization being disenrolled from the network.
As a valued PayrHealth customer, our team can provide guidance and advice when you need it. We can also be a liaison and advocate between you and your payors.
Re-credentialing is a lengthy and time-intensive process. To maintain your physician credentials and insurance reimbursement privileges, you'll need to follow these steps:
Providers working with insurance companies need to attest their information every 120 days. Any delays in this process can result in rejected claims.
Any change in a provider's demographics needs to be updated in their CAQH profile. The CAQH is home to huge datasets, and it can be difficult to maintain without regular review and updates.
30+
50
7,000+
50,000+
Our success is recognized across the healthcare industry. Hear from real organizations and healthcare providers of all sizes to learn how we made substantial changes to their practice revenue – and how specifically we can help you.
About PayrHealthSuccess stories from our providers that partner with PayrHealth
Hospitals and large practices must re-credential every three years. Physicians and providers, on the other hand, must re-credential every 120 days. For healthcare professionals especially, this can be a tight deadline.
Failing to re-credential on schedule can cost you money, time, and a headache.
If you continue to treat patients past the timeframe of your agreement, you can be penalized or even kicked out of particular insurance networks.
It's possible to lose reimbursements in the event of claim denials when you don't re-credential on time