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If I credential at a given job as a 1099 employee, will that credentialing still apply if I change jobs?
Thanks everyone.
Thanks everyone.
Having been credentialed for an insurance company for a previous job can make credentialing go faster for the next job.Okay, so there is no advantage at all to having been credentialed in the past?
There are some nuances here. If you were individually credentialed to a payor at a previous location, it can make adding a new location (e.g a new employer or a new private practice) much faster. If you were credentialed to a group in a proxy sort of way at your previous job, then it does not provide any advantage to have been credentialed in the past.If I credential at a given job as a 1099 employee, will that credentialing still apply if I change jobs?
Thanks everyone.
This is why a single payer system would save $$$ based on cutting the administrative bloat alone. Imagine ONE standardized claims form for every patient.The inefficiencies are keeping hundreds of thousands of people employed I wager
Huh?Imagine how incredible the US could be if there wasn't a huge dedicated propaganda machine making its citizenry doubt its own government.
A long, heartfelt embrace from an insurance rep.I'm intrigued, OP, what were you thinking the advantages might be?