Credentialing new providers with a health plan can take three to six months, and it requires a lot of staffing resources. Learn how delegated credentialing enables large practices to gain greater control over their payor credentialing and increase cash collections.
Readabout Delegated Credentialing With Managed Care Plans – vlog
EqualizeRCM offers best practices to boost cash collections and reduce overall costs for critical access hospitals (CAHs) in the face of COVID-19 – or at any time.
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