Ongoing Portfolio Management covers our core services at $250/month. Everything below is priced individually for the specific work involved, so you always know exactly what something costs before it happens.
We build and organize your complete professional file, and act as your authorized CAQH practice manager. Requires an active Ongoing Portfolio Management plan.
Includes a full file review and your first CAQH attestation. 120-day reattestation cycles are your responsibility moving forward.
Includes monitoring of all expirables, CV updates, CAQH updates and quarterly reattestation, and sending documents upon request. License renewals and reappointments are billed separately.
We gather your CME certificates, confirm they meet your state's specific requirements, and complete the board's online submission — you review and give final attestation.
If your institution or practice has its own enrollment team, we make sure they have everything they need without delay. If not, we complete and submit the application directly. Either way, we follow up until you're active.
The fastest path through committee review for straightforward applications. 5 or fewer employers or facilities.
For providers with a more extensive employment history. 6 to 9 employers or facilities.
Built for locums providers with extensive, multi-facility work histories. 10 or more employers or facilities.
Maintaining privileges still requires a complete, updated file at every facility — updated CV, malpractice history, and disclosure questions.
We arrange certified translation of foreign diplomas and transcripts, and compile everything ECFMG or the credential evaluation service requires. Verification itself is conducted independently by each institution. Translation service costs are billed directly to you by the translator, separate from our fee.
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