Events Licensing Malpractice 
MedTrainer
AUGUST 2, 2023
Thoroughly reviewing and verifying credentials helps organizations identify any gaps or issues that may pose risks to patient safety, such as expired licenses or malpractice claims. Fines, medical malpractice claims, and patient harm are concerns if credentialing isn’t properly managed. Risk Mitigation.
Medisys Compliance
MARCH 21, 2023
By credentialing doctors, insurance companies can ensure that their customers receive high-quality care and that the doctors they work with are qualified and licensed to provide the care they need. By verifying a doctor’s credentials, insurance companies can mitigate the risk of malpractice claims and ensure patient safety.
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MedTrainer
JULY 10, 2023
Credentialing organizations verify that healthcare providers hold valid and unrestricted licenses to practice medicine and any additional certifications relevant to their specialties. This involves checking for any disciplinary actions, malpractice claims, or adverse events related to the provider’s practice. Peer references.
Verisys
JANUARY 19, 2022
Ensures proper credentialing and privileging of the licensed medical staff. These costs can accrue directly from credentialing neglect, such as incurring civil monetary penalties, lawsuits, and loss of federal funding, or indirectly, when theft, adverse events, malpractice litigation, and hospital-acquired infections occur.
MedTrainer
AUGUST 9, 2023
Licenses and Certifications. Copies of all current and valid medical licenses, board certifications, and registrations must be submitted. Malpractice Insurance. Providers must show proof of malpractice insurance coverage or liability insurance to begin practicing. Work History. References. DEA Registration.
MedTrainer
JULY 10, 2023
Credentialing organizations verify that healthcare providers hold valid and unrestricted licenses to practice medicine and any additional certifications relevant to their specialties. This involves checking for any disciplinary actions, malpractice claims, or adverse events related to the provider’s practice. Peer references.
Provider Trust
APRIL 14, 2023
When a healthcare provider or organization bills a payer for services rendered, payers need up-to-date credentialing data to ensure these providers are properly licensed to give expert clinical services. Additionally, disparate primary source data can be outdated and/or incomplete and often disconnected across state lines.
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