Provider enrollment is the procedure of registering with insurance companies and government programs so you can bill for the services you provide. Without it, claims get denied, and payments don’t come through.
Every payor has its own requirements, its own forms, and its own timeline. Managing enrollment across multiple payors while running a practice is overwhelming, which is exactly why providers come to ASK.
We manage provider enrollment from the initial application through to final approval. Here’s what that includes:
Every payor has its own requirements, its own forms, and its own timeline. Managing enrollment across multiple payors while running a practice is overwhelming, which is exactly why providers come to ASK.
A wrong number on a form, a missing signature, or an outdated document can result in a rejected application. Starting over costs weeks. Most providers don’t have the time to track down what went wrong and resubmit correctly while also managing patient care.
We review every application carefully before submission and address issues quickly when they come up, so rejections don’t set you back unnecessarily.
We begin with a full review of your current enrollment status and identify which payors you still need to enroll with. We prepare and submit all applications, then track each one through to approval.
You’ll receive updates regularly so you always know the status of every open application. If anything requires your attention, we reach out right away.
Whether you’re a solo physician just starting out or part of a multi-specialty group, provider enrollment is a requirement that can’t be put off. The sooner you’re enrolled, the sooner you can bill for your services.
We work with providers across every specialty and every state to make sure enrollment doesn’t become the thing holding your practice back.
Credentialing verifies your qualifications. Enrollment is the process of registering with payors so you can bill them. Both are required, and we handle both.
Yes. We manage enrollment for individual providers and groups, including adding new providers to existing group contracts.
We review the reason for denial, correct any issues, and resubmit. We stay on it until the application is approved.
As early as possible. Enrollment can take several months, so starting early gives you the best chance of being ready when you open your practice.
