Healthcare credentialing software
- Agreements in the repository
- 67
- Renewal dates a year at this term
- 67.0
- Calendar entries a year (renewal plus its notice date)
- 134.0
The numbers on this page come from the inputs you enter and the method stated: 30.44 days to a month, eight hours to a working day, and nothing else. Where a page quotes a federal figure it names the rule, and the rule is the source: the 5-year Medicare revalidation cycle in 42 CFR 424.515, the 3-year DMEPOS cycle in 42 CFR 424.57(g) and the 1 calendar year claim filing deadline in 42 CFR 424.44(a)(1).
Healthcare credentialing software exists because a practitioner file is a stack of documents that all expire on different days: state licence, DEA registration, malpractice cover, board certification, payer enrolments. Medcontra keeps each file and each expiry date beside the agreements that depend on it, so a lapse shows up against the contract it puts at risk rather than in a spreadsheet nobody opened.
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One file per practitioner
Licence, DEA, malpractice cover, board certification and payer enrolments, each with the date it expires and the date you plan to start the renewal.
Watch the enrolment cycles
Medicare revalidation runs on a fixed cycle and the paperwork takes longer than people expect, so the record carries the cycle rather than waiting for the letter.
Join it to the contracts
When an agreement names practitioners, their files hang off it. A credential about to lapse is a contract risk, and this is where that becomes visible.
Will it do what you need for Healthcare credentialing software?
Tell us what your contracts and credential files live in today and where the dates get missed; a person who knows the work answers.
Healthcare credentialing software: common questions
Does it do primary source verification for us?
No. Medcontra records what you verified, from which source and on what date. The verification itself is your credentialing team's work and its judgement stays theirs.
How does it handle payer enrolment?
As a dated item on the practitioner's file, with its revalidation cycle. It does not submit applications to payers.
Can two people work the same files?
Yes. One subscription covers the whole organisation, so the contracting and credentialing sides work from the same record.