Flow8 Health offers end-to-end provider credentialing services tailored to your specialty, payer mix, and growth goals. From gathering documentation to submitting payer applications, our credentialing experts handle the entire process accurately and efficiently so you can focus on delivering care.
Whether you're a solo provider, growing group, or launching a new practice, we help you get enrolled faster, reduce claim denials due to credentialing errors, and stay in compliance with payer and regulatory requirements. With Flow8 Health, you're not just credentialed you’re empowered.
From payer enrollment to recredentialing compliance our step-by-step process ensures accuracy, minimizes delays, and keeps your participation active with every insurer.
We start by gathering and reviewing your essential documentation - licenses, NPI, CAQH, malpractice, and credentials - to ensure your provider profile is complete and compliant before submission.
We complete and submit enrollment and credentialing applications to commercial and government payers. Every application is double-checked for accuracy to reduce delays and rejections.
Our team manages all payer communication and follows up regularly to track application progress, resolve issues quickly, and keep you informed every step of the way.
We monitor recredentialing dates, update your information as needed, and ensure your participation stays active - avoiding lapses that disrupt reimbursements or compliance.
Clinicians who bill more than $90,000 in Medicare Part B, see over 200 Medicare patients, or provide more than 200 covered services annually must report.
You can check your MIPS eligibility on the official CMS QPP Participation Status Tool. By entering your NPI, you’ll see whether you’re required to report based on the criteria
Yes, you can still report MIPS even if you don’t use an electronic health record (EHR) system. Our analysts will go through all your paper charts and extract relevant data for reporting.
Yes, even if you’re using an EHR, MIPS reporting can still be insufficient. EHRs don’t always cover all required categories, and incorrect or incomplete data can lead to penalties.
You could face a negative payment adjustment (up to -9%) on your Medicare reimbursements if you fail to report or report insufficiently.
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