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Credentialing Series 4 of 4: Closed Panel and Denial Management
This post describes how to get on a closed panel
Credentialing Series Part 3 of 4: Group Credentialing!
Main Points It is not always easier to add providers to a group Limited-license providers are tricky and depend on states rights Benefits for raise increases as a group vs. individual Perhaps you are growing a group practice or are just starting out and want to grow your practice into a group practice. This post is for you. This post will serve as a primer to those of you who are interested in group credentialing and paneling. The first thing to understand about group credent
What is a Deductible?
Main Points A deductible is an amount that your patient owes before insurance benefits kick-in Your patient needs to pay the deductible amount Explain the deductible in terms of patient responsibility Let's say you are in-network with an insurance company and you get a patient that fits your ideal client! You decide to check their eligibility to see what they will owe for your sessions and it turns out that they owe a deductible. You feel stuck because no one told you what a
Credentialing Blog Series Part 2 of 4: Pitfalls to Avoid!
Main Points What is credentialing What are the steps in credentialing What are the pitfalls to avoid Next, you will need to understand the basic process for credentialing in order to apply the terms you have learned above. Here are some frequently asked questions about credentialing and their answers: What is Credentialing: Credentialing, paneling, or payer enrollment is the process of showing and proving your credentials to an insurance company for the purpose of seeing pati
3 Credentialing Protips
Use these pro-tips to get in-network with insurance and grow your practice!
Credentialing Blog Series Part 1 of 4: What you will need to successfully credential!
Main Points Terms The complete list of information you will need to credential with insurance companies Navigating credentialing is a lot like wading through concrete. It can be a long and slow process, but there are actions you can take in order to be as prepared as possible. In this credentialing mini-series, we will go through the credentialing process and the information that you will need in order to be successful at credentialing. First, you will need to know some key t
