Reimagining Provider Credentialing at Scale

Today, credentialing is fundamentally broken at a national level. Health plans are forced to repeat the same verification work already completed by other plans, while practitioners are asked to submit the same information over and over—often with conflicting requirements—creating unnecessary friction, burnout, and delays in care delivery. At the same time, misaligned data sets, state-by-state variation, and increasing CMS and NCQA pressure for transparency have made the status quo more expensive and harder to sustain. These inefficiencies slow provider onboarding, strain plan operations, and erode trust across the ecosystem. Our goal is to change that by building a unified, compliant, multi-plan credentialing model that reduces cost for health plans while dramatically improving the provider experience—turning credentialing from a repeated burden into a shared national asset.