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Title: What you should know about Healthcare Provider Credentialing?


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What you should know about Healthcare Provider
Credentialing?
Healthcare provider credentialing involves many
parties and all basic educational information.
Healthcare providers all need to prove their
education, skills, and training required to see
patients. Simultaneously, healthcare oversight
organizations monitor the work of medical
providers to evaluate reports of improper care,
among other matters. All these reporting and
monitoring need to be checked periodically, both
by healthcare providers and health insurance
companies that issue approved provider
lists. The healthcare provider credentialing
process requires a lot of work. To clear the
confusion, here you will know the basics of
provider credentialing and we offer
recommendations to complete it as professionally
and excellently as possible. What is Provider
Credentialing in Healthcare? Provider
credentialing in healthcare is the procedure by
which payers verify the credentials of healthcare
providers to make sure they have the required
licenses, certifications, and skills to properly
see patients.
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What you should know about Healthcare Provider
Credentialing?
Credentialing by Other Names Credentialing in
the healthcare industry sometimes goes by other
terms, including the following Insurance
Credentialing This is also known as getting on
insurance panels, every health insurance company
checks the credentials of a physician before it
includes the provider/doctor/physician as an
in-network provider.   Paperless
Credentialing The paperless term refers to
software that accelerates the credentialing
process, reducing or removing the need of paper
to process. Medical Sales Rep Credentialing This
is also known as vendor credentialing, it refers
to healthcare organizations confirming on and
monitoring the background and training of sales
reps and other vendors who may want or need
access to the facilities.
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What you should know about Healthcare Provider
Credentialing?
Credentialing is also used in non-medical
contexts, including the following Personnel
Credentialing This is when an organization or
group physicians owner allocates credentials to
its employees or vendors. Political
Credentialing Political credentialing refers to
political parties assigning credentials to
delegates for party conventions. Below are few
entities listed those provide standards for
Credentialing of Providers The Centers for
Medicare Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Joint
Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare
Organizations both want that healthcare providers
be credentialed. Healthcare organizations that do
not follow the CMS guidelines are not authorized
for Medicare or Medicaid reimbursement. Most of
the US hospitals follow the Joint Commission
accreditation, which is compulsory for Medicare
and Medicaid reimbursement eligibility. Almost
all states have their own regulations.
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What you should know about Healthcare Provider
Credentialing?
  • There are some other groups also have set
    standards on credentialing, and many healthcare
    organizations follow them to receive extra
    accreditation.
  • Following are those other groups
  • Utilization Review Accreditation Commission
  • The National Committee for Quality Assurance
  • Det Norske Veritas
  • The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory
    Healthcare
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  • Provider Credentialing Phases
  • The primary phases of provider credentialing are
    as follows
  • Information Gathering
  • Healthcare payers require the provider
    information like their background, licenses,
    education, etc.
  • In some cases, the healthcare payers work with a
    third-party company called a credentials
    verification organization (CVO) which works with
    the provider to collect and verify the
    information.

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What you should know about Healthcare Provider
Credentialing?
  • Information Verification
  • In many cases, insurance companies do background
    checks. They directly correspond with medical
    schools and other organizations to verify the
    received information
  • In some cases, the insurance company may use
    software to continuously check the information
    that licensing agencies and other organizations
    make available online
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  • Credentials Approvals
  • Once the organization confirms all required
    details and find it suitable, the insurance
    company awards credentials to the provider
  • Whenever insurance companies complete all the
    formalities, they can decide to approve the
    provider as an in-network provider. Once this is
    done, providers start receiving payments for the
    patients who have its insurance
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