Payer Contracting Services and Fee Schedule Review.

Contract requests, rate comparisons and negotiation support, so you understand what you’re signing and what you’ll be paid.

Getting credentialed gets you in the door. The contract decides what you are paid once you’re there. Our team requests the full contract and fee schedule from each payer, compares rates against your other payers and regional norms, and prepares the counter-proposal and the reasoning behind it. This sits alongside our payer enrollment and credentialing services, so enrollment and contract terms are managed by one team.

900+ payer applications filed
60–120 days typical approval
120-day CAQH attestation tracked
50 states

What's included in our payer contracting services.

Every item below is part of the service, not an upsell or an add-on line on your invoice.

Plain English
contract summaries
All
major payers
Weekly
status updates
1:1
credentialing lead
0
missed attestations

How our payer contracting process works.

1

Request

We request the contract and the full fee schedule, not just the signature page.

2

Compare

Rates are benchmarked against your other payers and regional norms.

3

Negotiate

We prepare the counter-proposal and the justification behind it.

Payer contracting FAQs.

Can rates actually be negotiated?

Often yes, especially for specialties in demand or where you can show volume and quality data.

Do you sign on our behalf?

No. We prepare, compare and recommend — the signature is always yours.

More credentialing services.

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Hospital Privileging

Privilege applications, committee paperwork and reappointment cycles managed alongside your payer credentialing.

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09

Primary Source Verification

Licenses, board certification, education and work history verified directly to payer and accreditation standards.

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10

License, DEA & Certification Tracking

A live expiry calendar for every provider credential, with reminders well before anything lapses.

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