Re: CAQH

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well I thought everyone used caqhI do it- fairly easy to do online excpet if they have a mistake in tthere about your address or something it can take 16 calls and 6 mo to fix it--personal experience. MY two insurancs use CAQH Except one of the two also made me go somewhere else also Another organization The maze of organziations that credential or prfoile or take money from someone for something staggers my mind!!

Thi s is the Council on Affordable Health Quality they do credentiallingWe also seem to have a mysterious mednet here in maine which has casued me no end of trouble and the hospitlas all use one stop shopping Synernet

but I have to do all three!! what a waste of time and money all these duplicative services that only serve to provide jobs for underlings Everyone needs a copy of every document and they are all so self serving AT my time and expense.

wanna know what I r eally think?Jean

I think the hospirtal that I am on staff with uses this. Cyrus Peikari wrote:

https://caqh.geoaccess.com/oas/Anyone else using CAQH?So far it's been useful for automatic credentialing with insurance plans

for me as an individual doc.However, one limitation is that it doesn't seem to support group credentialing for plans that require it that way (I am a one person

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We are using CAQH; we are set up as a

1-person S-Corp. I believe that CAQH is only used for credentialing individual

physicians and then all we have had to do in the past was to request a group

contract, with Steve as the only provider in the group. CAQH is required for

some of our insurers in CA in order to become a participating provider; all of

our contracts are through the group TIN. CAQH is definitely much easier than

completing the individual applications.

Pratt

San Ramon, CA

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Anyone else using CAQH?

So far it's been useful for automatic credentialing with insurance plans

for me as an individual doc.

However, one limitation is that it doesn't seem to support group

credentialing for plans that require it that way (I am a one person Corp.)

Cyrus