We are experts in completing provider enrollment applications for Medicare and Medicaid organization for all states! All providers opening their private practice, single/multi specialty group, pharmacies, durable medical supplies, civil surgeon, IDTF and dental groups.
Is it difficult to use the credentialing application
software?
Not at all! Our credentialing software is user friendly and
is designed with you in mind. Instead of spending days completing insurance
applications, our credentialing software allows you within twenty minutes to
generate multiple applications. WCH cares and wants to give you time back to
concentrate on what you love to do best: care for your patients.
How long does it take to become credentialed provider?
If you are using WCH credentialing application the process
can be completed within 3 month after submitting your application to the
insurance.
Can I begin seeing patients without completing
credentialing process with insurance company?
Yes and No, Depending on the patients insurance plan and
benefits. Each patient has a unique health plan coverage which delegates the
reimbursement and eligibility requirements. Nevertheless the doctor is
financially responsible for seeing the patient prior to checking patient
benefits and insurance credentialing requirements. From our experience we can
say that majority insurance prefer to pay to contracted providers.
What does credentialing process entails?
The credentialing process involves gathering of documents,
completing correctly applications, mailing the package, numerous phone call for
follow up status, site visit and all other additional hassles that comes with
insurance credentialing compliance process: which can take normally from 3
months and with delays up to 8 months. It becomes vital to choose the right
company for the job.
What happens when the insurance returns the application
back?
Insurance companies return the applications back to
providers for different reasons, mainly due to missing documents, incomplete
application or inability to adequately verify the information specified by the
doctor. Upon receipt of the return application the provider is required to
provide insurance with necessary documentation within the given time frame. In
many cases the provider is required to complete new application and resubmit it
for process. Once again having an experienced company, like WCH completing the
credentialing process on your behalf will reduce the unnecessary work and safe
time and money for you.
For how long the credentialing contract exits between
insurance and doctor?
Once the credentialing application is approved the doctor
is considered a participating provider. Every 3-4 years insurance company will
send recredentaling documents to the provider office to update the current
information they have on file. The process takes between 30 to 60 days. Its
important not to miss your credentialing deadline, otherwise your contract with
insurance could be cancelled. If you are using our credentialing services we
will inform you of your upcoming re-credentialing dates.
Are insurance applications listed on this site standard
for all states?
No, not every insurance provides the same applications for
all states. It is important to contact insurances in your state to request the
appropriate application. By choosing Package III billing plan we will gather the
necessary applications for your practice location and submit them directly to
you.
Can an application submitted guarantee acceptance into
the insurance network?
No, submitting application to the insurance does not
provide guarantee that insurance will accept provider into the network. Before
submitting the application it is important to find out if the panel is open for
the provider specialty. Once the confirmation has been received the provider can
submit application. If you are just starting out your practice or just need
assistance with contacting the insurances, feel free to choose Package III –
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HAVE YOU UPDATED YOUR MEDICARE ENROLLMENT SINCE 2003?
At this time, we want you to be aware of important changes that are taken place in Medicare effective immediately. These changes will affect your reimbursement and ordering/referring services for Medicare beneficiaries...