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    5 Common Credentialing Mistakes That Delay Provider Enrollment

    1 min readBy Billorarcm Editorial Team

    Provider enrollment delays can cost a practice $10,000 to $30,000 per provider per month in lost revenue. Here are the five mistakes we see most often.

    1. Incomplete CAQH Profile

    A stale or incomplete CAQH profile blocks downstream enrollment with most commercial payers. Re-attest quarterly and keep all documents current.

    2. Missing Hospital Privileges Documentation

    Many payers require evidence of active hospital privileges. Maintain a current list of privileges with expiration dates.

    3. Skipping Re-credentialing Deadlines

    Re-credentialing typically happens every 2 to 3 years. Missing the window can pause your billing privileges.

    4. Inconsistent Provider Data

    Name spelling, NPI, TIN, and address mismatches across payers, CAQH, and PECOS are a leading cause of enrollment rejections.

    5. Not Tracking PECOS Status

    For Medicare, PECOS status drives everything. Monitor it monthly.

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