What we do
- Prepare or clean up CAQH information
- Prepare Medicare and Medicaid enrollment work where applicable
- Prepare up to six commercial payer applications in the core package
- Track payer deficiencies and gather source-supported responses
- Follow up through effective date, payer ID or final disposition
Good fit when
- Independent and multi-site practices adding clinicians
- Groups with payer enrollment backlogs
- MSOs and RCM teams that need overflow capacity
What we need from you
- Provider and practice source documents
- Target payer list and existing group information
- Authorized delegate or system access where supported
- Provider signatures and attestations where the payer requires them personally
What done means
The closeout record shows every included payer, submission date, current disposition, effective date where approved, payer identifier and any remaining client action.
Boundary
Good Remedy does not guarantee payer participation, network acceptance, processing time or reimbursement rates. Provider-only attestations remain with the provider, and shared passwords are not requested.
Common questions
Is this the same as credentialing?
The service focuses on payer enrollment and the administrative credentialing work needed to get applications submitted and followed through.
Do you handle deficiencies?
Yes. Deficiency follow-up for the included applications is part of the package when the answer can be supported by the provider and practice records.
How is sensitive provider information handled?
Sensitive source material belongs in a restricted client workroom rather than ordinary email or a generic public form.
Start with the actual work.
Send the backlog, document set, queue or current process. We will confirm whether the straightforward scope fits before anything moves.
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