Provider and payer organizations need to work harder to attract and grow their networks. One overlooked lever for provider growth is to remove the unpaid, un-fun administrative work from the provider’s plates, such as credentialing.
Whether your credentialing is being managed by an internal team of specialists, outsourced to a certified CVO, or some combination of these, credentialing is not just a necessary administrative burden, it’s an opportunity for efficiency.
Keeping up with credentialing is daunting. Perfecting the process, doubly so. With the right tools and mindset, this task can become more manageable. The journey toward efficient, streamlined medical credentialing begins here.
When dealing with large volumes of provider applications, different compliance and regulatory standards, and other dynamics, it’s important to have tools and processes in place to streamline PSV so that it’s efficient and timely.
If you’re preparing for an NCQA audit, it is essential to gain an overview of the key components of the NCQA audit process and how your organization can ensure compliance.
Verifiable is excited to share that we are officially SOC 2 Type 2 compliant. We’re on a mission to drive efficiency, quality and compliance across the healthcare system which means security is always the highest priority for us.
Here at Verifiable, the entire team has been buzzing with excitement in having Steve Snell join us as General Manager. In addition to being an all-around great guy to chat with, he comes with extensive knowledge
The healthcare industry is ever-changing and prone to new regulations that bring constant adjustments to the rules of engagement guiding healthcare facilities, providers and payers. So, what does your organization need to know?
One of the primary responsibilities of healthcare entities is to ensure providers enlisted to render services through that entity are who they say they are - possessing the required training, skills and licenses needed to perform function.
Healthcare delivery models have undergone significant transformations over the last few years, but the COVID-19 pandemic prompted a serious jolt to the landscape. In particular, 2020 accelerated the ramp-up of telehealth technology adopt.
In 2017, Telehealth grew 53% in just one year, and this was before Covid-19. The need for telehealth has exploded during the pandemic, and the market is expected to expand to $130 billion by 2025.
If 2020 has taught us nothing else, it's that telehealth is likely here to stay. But why? Convenience is critical to its success, but it can bridge the gap of care between caregivers and patients during the pandemic.
We’re thrilled to be called out as one of the notable companies listed in the a16z report currently powering virtual care companies, and are energized to have our API-first approach to provider credential verification and monitoring furthe
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