Insurance credentialing is the process of becoming recognized as an in-network provider with insurance companies like Medicare, Medicaid, or commercial payers (think BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, etc.). It involves submitting documents, verifying your education, licenses, and work history, and getting approved by the payer.
If you want to bill insurance and get reimbursed, you must be credentialed. Without it, you either can’t treat insured patients or you’ll be working for free.

It really depends on the payer. Some commercial payers may take 45–90 days, while Medicare or Medicaid can take 90–120+ days depending on your state. The process can drag on even longer if there are missing documents, typos, or delays from the payer side.
At MedicalBillingg, we speed things up by making sure your application is 100% accurate and complete before it’s submitted—and we follow up aggressively to keep things moving.

Yes! We offer nationwide insurance credentialing and medical billing services in all 50 states. Whether you're in California, Texas, New York, or a smaller rural area, we can help get you credentialed with state Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial payers.

Absolutely. We take care of the full credentialing picture—including creating or updating your CAQH ProView profile, ensuring it's attested, and making sure it stays accurate.

We also handle NPI Type 1 and Type 2 registration for individual providers and group practices. If something changes (like your address or business structure), we’ll update that, too.

Great question. Faster credentialing = faster billing. That means you start collecting insurance reimbursements sooner. We also negotiate your payer contracts, review your fee schedules, and keep your credentials active—so you’re not losing revenue due to expired participation or bad rates. We don’t just help you get credentialed—we help you get paid properly.