Credentialing and payer enrollment for solo and independent providers — flat-rate pricing, no per-application scramble.
For solo providers enrolling with payers on their own.
We'll confirm scope within 24 hours.
For small groups enrolling more than one provider.
We'll confirm scope within 24 hours.
Everything it takes to go from idea to open doors. For solo providers only.
Built with you, not for you — think of us as the person who's done this before, walking it with you.
A 90–120 day engagement, paced to match how credentialing and formation actually unfold — not a rush job.
Start This PlanWe'll confirm scope within 24 hours.
Already have your entity, systems, and paperwork sorted and just need to get in-network? Own Your NPI (Single- or Multi-Clinician) is all you need. Starting from zero and want a partner through formation, credentialing, branding, and getting client-ready? Own Your Practice covers all of it in one flat fee, built alongside you at every step.
Own Your NPI assumes your business already exists. Own Your Practice builds that foundation first — your entity and tax ID have to be in place before any payer application can go in — so credentialing kicks off around day 15–20 instead of immediately.
Most solo clinicians are funding this while still working another job. Four smaller payments spread across the 90–120 day engagement are easier to plan around than one large deposit up front.
The 90-day window covers unlimited payer submissions for your initial enrollment. After that, ongoing maintenance and any new payer additions are billed separately — we'll walk you through exact costs before anything renews.
Timelines depend entirely on the payer, not on us — most take 60–120 days to process an application. We submit promptly and follow up consistently, but we can't control a payer's internal timeline.
Yes. Future additions are $300/clinician, whether you started on the single- or multi-clinician plan.
We track your re-credentialing deadlines and reach out ahead of time so nothing lapses. Handling the re-credentialing itself is scoped separately once it comes up.