Medical Credentialing Services

At United Care Work Force, we provide comprehensive medical credentialing services to ensure healthcare professionals meet all compliance and regulatory standards. Our team manages the entire process — from application submission and primary source verification to ongoing monitoring and renewals. By partnering with us, medical practices, hospitals, and staffing agencies can save valuable time, reduce administrative burdens, and avoid costly delays in provider enrollment. We work with precision and confidentiality, making credentialing smooth, accurate, and efficient. Let us handle the paperwork so you can focus on delivering quality patient care with confidence and peace of mind.

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Get Credentialed Faster — Let Our Specialists Handle Everything

From payer enrollment to CAQH setup — we handle the entire credentialing process so your organization gets approved smoothly.

  • Starting from $250 - $5,000 (depending on the number of payers)

    Ideal for: New practices, new providers joining an existing group, or providers expanding their payer network.

    Our full-service initial credentialing plan handles the entire enrollment process from start to finish. We manage all applications, verifications, and follow-ups to get you in-network as quickly as possible.

  • Comprehensive Provider Profile Creation (e.g., CAQH, PECOS).

    State Medical Board and DEA Registration Verification.

    NPI Number & Tax ID Application Assistance.

    Submission of All Payer Enrollment Applications.

    Dedicated Credentialing Specialist to manage the entire process.

    Regular status updates until approval.

  • 1. Submit your documents
    2. We complete all applications
    3. We follow up weekly
    4. You get approved

  • 1. How long does credentialing take?

    Credentialing timelines depend on the payer, but on average:

    • Commercial Insurance: 30–90 days

    • Medicare: 45–90 days

    • Medicaid: 60–120 days

    We submit your application immediately and provide weekly updates until approval.

    2. What documents do I need to start?

    Most payers require the following:

    • NPI number (Type 1 or Type 2)

    • State license or certification

    • Liability insurance

    • IRS letter / EIN

    • CAQH profile (if applicable)

    • Resume or CV

    • Business address & contact details

    We guide you step-by-step and help collect everything.

    3. Can you handle multiple payer enrollments at once?

    Yes.
    We can submit your applications to multiple payers at the same time, which speeds up approval and helps you start billing faster.
    You only provide your documents once — we handle the rest.

    4. What happens if my application gets denied?

    If a payer denies your application:

    • We identify the exact reason

    • We correct missing or incorrect information

    • We resubmit at no extra charge

    • We follow up until the issue is resolved

    Our goal is always successful enrollment.

    5. Do I need a CAQH profile?

    For most commercial payers (UHC, Aetna, BCBS, Cigna), yes, CAQH is required.

    If you don’t have one:

    • We create the profile

    • Upload documents

    • Complete attestation

    • Keep it updated every 120 days

    If CAQH is not needed (Medicare, Medicaid, local plans), we guide you accordingly.

    6. Can you help if I already applied but my application is stuck?

    Yes.
    We can take over existing applications, contact the payers, correct issues, and push them forward.
    Many clients come to us when their applications have been “pending for months.”

    7. Do you guarantee approval?

    No company can legally guarantee approval — final decisions are made by payers.

    But we guarantee:

    • Complete & correct applications

    • On-time submissions

    • Weekly follow-ups

    • Immediate issue fixing

    • Full transparency

    This ensures the highest chance of approval.

    8. Do you offer ongoing recredentialing and maintenance?

    Yes.
    We handle:

    • Recredentialing every 2–3 years

    • Document updates

    • Insurance panel changes

    • CAQH maintenance

    • Address or ownership updates

    • New provider additions

    We keep your credentials active so you never face billing interruptions.

    9. What is the difference between credentialing and enrollment?

    Credentialing:
    Verification of your qualifications (license, education, background).

    Enrollment:
    Registering you with payers so you can bill and get paid.

    We handle both processes.

    10. Do you work with individuals or only agencies?

    We support:

    • Individual providers

    • Group practices

    • Home health agencies

    • Behavioral health providers

    • DME suppliers

    • Clinics & facilities

    You can choose a plan based on your size.

    11. What payers can you credential with?

    We work with all major payers, including:

    • Medicare

    • Medicaid

    • UHC

    • Aetna

    • Cigna

    • Humana

    • BCBS

    • WellCare

    • Molina

    And many regional plans depending on your state.

    12. How do I get started?

    Getting started is simple:

    1. Book a free consultation

    2. Send your documents

    3. We prepare and submit your applications

    4. You receive weekly updates until approval

    You don’t have to deal with paperwork — we manage everything.

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