Unlocking the Secrets of Effective Credentialing and Contracting!

Credentialing and Re-credentialing is hard work. And it is getting more difficult with changes in rules and regulations set by payers. Medical practices spend endless hours on the phone struggling to accomplish getting contracts, effective dates, even to find a representative to speak with There is much to be learned about this topic that only a seasoned credentialing staff member would know from painful experience, let us help you! From creating a valuable CV (Curriculum Vitae) to filling out applications, submission of those applications, follow up, credentialing process, follow up, contracting, more follow up, and finally the effective date Stephanie will walk you through the process, step by step to show you what NOT to do and how to be successful in your quests to become participating with insurances you desire. We will also discuss contract review, prior to accepting rates given by payers.

Please join us for this extremely thorough and what will be jam packed with tips session on credentialing speaker while she helps you get credentialed and become an expert yourself. Our speaker has 20 years’ experience with credentialing and will bring secrets of her success in this space.

Webinar Objectives

In depth look at credentialing and contracting process. Commercial and Government payers will be covered in this session. Speaker will review the step-by-step process of filling out applications, with tips along the way of what to watch for, how to be successful in your process to get your contract as fast as possible.

Webinar Agenda

• Overview of process
• CV creation (Curriculum Vitae)
• Filling out applications
• Submission of applications-what to include
• Credentialing process in depth
• Contracting process in depth
• Contract and rate (reimbursement) review
• Effective date and welcome letters
• Follow up tips for success
• Q & A

Webinar Highlights

• Contracting
• Credentialing
• Errors to watch for
• Tips for Success
• Follow up strategies
• Q & A

Who Should Attend

Medical professionals, private practices, ASC, etc