Anesthesia credentialing in the same firm that bills the claim, so new providers are not stuck in limbo
A clean claim on an unenrolled NPI is not a clean claim. ClearBilling manages payer enrollment, CAQH, revalidation, and pay-to updates for CRNAs and anesthesiologists. We are a woman-owned, USA-based anesthesia billing firm. Credentialing through denial appeals is one cycle, not two vendors.
Why anesthesia credentialing stalls revenue
New CRNA hired in July. First claims in August. Denial in October: provider not participating. That gap is almost never a coding problem. It is enrollment, a missing collaborating physician, an old group NPI, or a CAQH attestation that expired.
Because we only bill anesthesia, we know which payers in a market actually require a supervising or collaborating physician on the CRNA file, and which ones will take QZ independently.
What we handle
Medicare PECOS, Medicaid, commercial panels, facility privileging packets when they block billing, revalidations, and demographic changes (address, tax ID, pay-to). The billing team sees the same roster the credentialing team updates.
- New provider enrollment
- CAQH profile maintenance
- Revalidation calendars
- Group and individual NPI alignment
- Payer contract demographic updates
FAQ
Straight answers for practices comparing anesthesia billing companies.
Is credentialing included with billing?
Yes. Credentialing through denial appeals is the same firm. You are not paying a separate enrollment shop that never sees the denial.
Do you credential CRNAs and anesthesiologists?
Yes. Both, including mixed groups adding providers mid-year.
How long does payer enrollment take?
Payer clocks vary. Medicare and many commercials still run 60 to 120 days. We start the file immediately and do not wait until the first denied claim to notice a panel is missing.
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