Credentialing that is measured in weeks, and tracked to the day.
Telehealth credentialing services take weeks when someone is watching them, not the 90 to 120 days of an untracked file. We roster-add your clinicians under existing 50-state contracts first, then build full credentialing under your own PC while they bill.
Roster-add now. Full enrollment under your entity in parallel.
Most of the calendar in credentialing is waiting and forgetting. We take the forgetting out and shrink the waiting by starting under contracts that already exist.
- Primary source verification done once, reused for both entities
- Roster-adds to our contracts submitted in week one
- Applications under your PC filed as soon as it is formed
- Automated fillable-PDF and portal applications through Homefront
- Tracker per clinician, per payer, per entity, with next action and owner
What a credentialed clinician who cannot bill costs you
A clinician you are paying who is waiting on enrollment costs you their revenue every day. Set the two inputs. The counter runs from the moment you loaded this page.
Roster-adds under an existing contract are measured in weeks. New enrollment is commonly cited at 90 to 120 days per payer. The difference is the number above, times the days you save.
Questions, answered
What is the difference between a roster-add and full enrollment?
A roster-add attaches a clinician to a group contract that already exists. It is paperwork plus payer processing, usually weeks. Full enrollment credentials the clinician and links them to a contract in your own entity's name, which is where the 90 to 120 days per payer comes from. Anvil does the first for speed and the second for ownership.
Do our clinicians need to be credentialed twice?
Primary source verification is done once and reused. The payer-facing enrollment happens under our PC first and under yours later. Most of the second pass is automated from the first.
Which applications are automated?
Fillable PDF applications and the major national payer portals are largely automated through Homefront. The remaining work is follow-up and exceptions, which we track per application.
Can you handle Medicaid managed care panels?
Yes. Medicaid MCO enrollment is state-specific and often the slowest. We work Medicaid MCO panels state by state, closed-panel exception paths included.
How do I see status?
An enrollment tracker per clinician, per payer, per entity, with the next action and who owns it. Weekly summary to your ops lead.
Stop paying clinicians to wait.
Send us your roster. We will tell you which payers are a roster-add and which are a full enrollment, and how long each takes.