360 RCM Solutions offers medical credentialing services in the United States to enable physicians, hospitals, and healthcare providers to gain quicker insurance enrollment and maintain compliance. We ensure constant reimbursement while they deliver quality patient care.
Credentialing is the foundation of getting paid. Until a provider is approved by each insurance payer, claims cannot be reimbursed. We manage every step, from collecting documents to payer follow-up, so your providers can start seeing patients sooner.
We prepare, submit, and track every application, and we follow up with payers until your providers are fully enrolled.
We gather licenses, certifications, and work history and submit complete applications.
We create, update, and attest your CAQH profile so payers always see accurate data.
We track every application and follow up until your approval is confirmed.
From new practices to growing groups, we offer credentialing support for every stage. Choose the services your providers need and we will handle the paperwork.
We enroll providers with commercial insurers, Medicare, and Medicaid, and track each application to approval.
We prepare and submit complete applications for new providers, so they can start joining insurance networks as quickly as payers allow.
We set up your CAQH profile and keep it updated and attested, so applications are not held up.
We monitor every application, record payer responses, and keep you updated on where each one stands.
Opening a new practice? We set up your providers with payers so you can begin billing sooner.
Credentialing errors and missed deadlines can delay approvals and hold up your revenue. Our team checks every document, tracks every deadline, and follows up with payers regularly. We keep you informed at each stage, so there are no surprises and your providers can start billing as soon as they are approved.
Provider credentialing is the process of verifying a healthcare provider’s qualifications, including education, training, licenses, certifications, and work history. Insurance payers require it before they allow a provider to join their network and receive reimbursement. Without it, claims can be denied or never paid. The process involves many documents and strict payer rules, and it commonly takes several months, so errors or missed follow-ups can delay your start date. Our team handles it for you, from the first application to ongoing re-credentialing, so you can focus on patient care while your enrollment moves forward.
It varies by payer, but it commonly takes about 90 to 120 days. Some payers take longer. We start early and follow up regularly to keep your applications moving.
Typically a state license, DEA certificate (if applicable), NPI number, board certifications, malpractice insurance, education details, and work history. We will give you a full checklist.
Yes. We track expiration dates and submit renewals on time so your providers stay active with every payer.
Yes. We track expiration dates and submit renewals on time so your providers stay active with every payer.
Let our team handle the paperwork and payer follow-ups. Contact us today for a free consultation.
