Trusted Services for Provider Credentialing

Medical billing is not the only task that disrupts healthcare providers’ revenue cycle management. Provider credentialing is equally important and takes up considerable time and resources. On top of that, when a healthcare provider fails to get credentialed, receiving reimbursement becomes challenging. That’s why AlterMed RCM is here to solve your hassle related to credentialing and help you stay profitable. Our services help you navigate through the critical credentialing process and prove that you are qualified, compliant, and trustworthy. 

We know that provider credentialing is the foundation of ensuring smooth operations, compliance, and timely compensation. With our services, you will streamline your provider enrollment and credentialing process without any hassle.  

Choose AlterMed RCM and experience professional credentialing, faster enrollment, and compliance assurance along with proper tracking and reporting. Get personalized services for your specific requirements.

Seamless Credentialing Process

• Collection, verification & accuracy check on all necessary provider documents
• Timely submission & active tracking of application to follow up on progress
• Credentialing approval & enrollment along with maintenance for expirations, renewals & more

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  Expert Credentialing Specialists

  Our team holds the necessary expertise to handle all aspects of credentialing, including maintaining a network with all major payers.

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  Smooth & Systematic Process

  We work on reducing your administrative burden, minimizing credentialing delays, and increasing revenue capture with timely enrollment.

At AlterMed RCM, our team is proficient at understanding your requirements and helping you get credentialed quickly and correctly. From document collection to payer submission, we manage the entire process. Our accurate and efficient services are designed to reduce errors, track deadlines, and get faster credentialing approvals. We also ensure compliance with payer regulations implemented by insurance companies, Medicare, Medicaid, and hospitals.