Operations Every business Oakland County
Your new provider started Monday, and patients are being turned away because they aren't in network yet.
We handle provider enrollment and credentialing for Oakland County businesses so providers get in network and stay there.
20,231
Businesses in oakland county
Listings a customer can find here
36%
Licensed
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It is the first week a new provider is seeing patients in Oakland County, and the front desk keeps telling callers the practice is not in network with their plan yet. Nobody started the applications early, the CAQH profile is half finished, and the provider is seeing a fraction of the patients you hired them for.
With credentialing handled, every provider's CAQH profile is complete and current, applications go out to each payer with the right documents, and someone follows up until each contract is signed and the effective date is confirmed. Revalidations and re-credentialing dates get tracked long before they are due.
New providers start with full schedules instead of empty ones. Your front desk can tell customers yes, and you stop losing revenue to paperwork that slipped through the cracks.
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20,231 businesses operate in Oakland County. Clean numbers and steady systems are what let one of them pull ahead.
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We collect licenses, certifications, malpractice coverage and history for each provider.
We complete CAQH and enrollment records so every application starts from accurate data.
We submit to each payer you choose and follow up until you are approved or have a clear answer.
We track attestation, revalidation and re-credentialing dates so nothing lapses.
What we report every month: Applications in progress by payer, Providers credentialed and effective, Upcoming re-credentialing dates, and Time from application to approval.
Credentialing is the process where an insurance company verifies a provider's training, licenses and history before allowing them into its network. Enrollment and contracting set the terms and effective date. Until both are done, claims for that provider usually will not be paid as in network.
The price depends on how many providers you have, how many payers you want to join and whether you need ongoing maintenance. One provider with a few payers is a contained project. Groups with several providers and many payers need steady tracking. We quote a fixed project or monthly fee after a short call.
Credentialing often takes months, and some payers move faster than others. Starting as early as possible, with a complete CAQH profile and documents ready, is the best way to shorten it. We set expectations by payer so you can plan a new provider's start date.
Most Michigan practices credential with the big commercial plans, Medicare and Michigan Medicaid, along with Medicaid health plans. Each has its own process and timeline. We help you choose which networks make sense for your customers and location in Oakland County.
Being in network brings more patients but comes with contracted rates and rules. Staying out of network gives more control over fees but can limit who comes through the door. Many practices pick a few key networks rather than joining every plan.
Possible, but payer follow-up takes months and gets pushed aside on busy days.
Providers know their history, but they should be seeing patients, not chasing payers.
We build the profiles, file the applications, follow up until approval and track every renewal.
Who you are dealing with
Before Rebuild Detroit, Tevin Jackson helped scale more than 100 home service brands with marketing, sales and operations. Business Services is that playbook, run for Oakland County businesses with the local numbers on this page, by the team behind the Rebuild Detroit directory.
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