Avoiding Common Provider Credentialing Mistakes We discussed avoiding common provider credentialing mistakes which can help you to dodge malpractice suits and accreditation problems. Our credentialing team continuously takes follow up on submitted application with payers to ensure any missing or additional details. If you need any assistance in provider credentialing or revalidation process, contact us at info@medicalbillersandcoders.com/ 888-357-3226 Read More: https://bit.ly/34wLxXJ #credential #credentialingmistake #providercredentialingmistakes #credentialingteam #providercredentialing #revalidationprocess #medicalbilling #RCM

1. AVOIDING COMMON
PROVIDER
CREDENTIALING
MISTAKES
MEDICAL BILLERS AND CODERS

2. In the healthcare sector, maintaining standards is essential to
ensure high-quality medical care is provided to patients. There is
no room for treatment errors and costs remain optimum; that’s why
credentialing is crucial. Credentialing is a quality assertion process
among medical practitioners to bring down the incidence of medical
errors. Provider credentialing involves a thorough verification of a
practitioner’s educational qualifications, licensure, previous
practices, training background, and more. Credentialing is
conducted before getting hired to a healthcare facility or adopting a
new insurance provider. But credentialing is not an easy process
including endless documentation, follow-up, and credentialing in-
house staff. Provider credentialing mistakes can lead to financial
losses on services, delays in claim reimbursements, fines or
penalties, exclusion from federally funded programs, and harm to
patients.

3. We discussed avoiding common provider credentialing mistakes
which can help you to dodge malpractice suits and accreditation
problems.
▪ Lack of Credentialing Experts
▪ Incomplete Enrollment Applications.
▪ Physician Treating Patients before Credentialing
▪ Failing to Complete Re-credentialing or Revalidation
▪ Failing to Complete Background Check

4. Avoiding Common Provider Credentialing Mistakes
Although physician credentialing may be tedious, it’s essential for
your practice to complete it for every provider as it safeguards
practice against risk and noncompliance. Thorough and ongoing
physician screening is critical to avoid costly negligent
credentialing and malpractice claims. Rushing this process leads
to missing information, errors, and delays in reimbursement. As
healthcare regulations evolve and credentialing requirements
become more complex, healthcare facilities must be proactive in
updating their credentialing processes to avoid making mistakes
that put patients and themselves at risk.

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