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Provider credentialing

Credentialing & enrollment

Provider credentialing, payer enrollment, CAQH maintenance, and revalidations — handled end to end so your providers get billable faster and stay that way.

01 — The problem

Credentialing is where revenue quietly leaks. A new provider waiting on enrollment can't bill. A missed revalidation drops you from a panel. Spreadsheets and email threads can't track dozens of contracts across every payer — and the work never ends.

02 — What we do

How Metolius runs it.

01

Initial credentialing & enrollment

New providers credentialed and enrolled across Medicare, Medicaid, and every commercial payer you work with — managed to approval, not just submitted.

02

CAQH & ongoing maintenance

CAQH attestations, re-attestations, and document upkeep handled on a schedule so nothing lapses.

03

Revalidations & recredentialing

Medicare revalidations and commercial recredentialing tracked ahead of deadlines, never reactively.

04

Full transparency

Every application's status — initiated, submitted, approved — visible in real time on PracticeOS, with exportable reports.

03 — Outcomes
  • Faster time-to-bill for new providers
  • No lapsed credentials or dropped panels
  • One source of truth for every provider's credentialing status
  • Audit-ready documentation on demand

Credentialing is the foundation everything else stands on. Metolius runs it on the same platform Physician Practice Specialists has used to credential providers for thousands of clinics — now with full transparency for you.

FAQ

Common questions.

Do you work with practices outside the Metolius MSO?

Yes. Credentialing and enrollment are available as a standalone service through Physician Practice Specialists, whether or not you join the full Metolius management partnership.

How do I see the status of my applications?

Every application is tracked in PracticeOS with real-time status (initiated, submitted to payer, approved) plus recent notes and document links — no waiting for a quarterly report.

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