The session is designed to bridge the gap between Credentialing/Enrollment and the Revenue Cycle by focusing on the most common causes of claims labeled as “credentialing issues” and how to resolve them efficiently. It’s a hands-on guide for clinicians, billing staff, and revenue cycle teams to improve claims accuracy and protect organizational revenue.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand how credentialing and enrollment directly impact the revenue cycle

• Distinguish real credentialing issues from billing, registration, or system errors

• Apply a structured review process to “credentialing” claims

• Use standardized tools and checklists to resolve issues faster

• Improve cross-department communication and accountability.

Areas Covered:

• Introduction & Context

• Credentialing vs. Enrollment vs. Billing

• Common “Credentialing” Claim Issues

• Practical Claim Review Framework

• Collaboration & Escalation Best Practices

• Wrap-Up & Key Takeaways

• Optional Tools / Handouts

Background:

Credentialing with insurance companies is a crucial step for clinicians seeking to work in private practice or change their billing/work setting. Proper credentialing ensures that providers are recognized by insurance networks, can bill appropriately, and maintain compliance with industry standards. This session addresses common challenges and provides up-to-date guidance for providers. This reflects the need for healthcare teams to move beyond assumptions and silos, and instead adopt clear, structured processes and communication best practices that support the revenue cycle and reduce claim denials tied to credentialing and enrollment complexities.

Why Should You Attend:

• Gain clarity on the credentialing and enrollment process

• Learn tips to avoid delays or errors in contracting with insurers

• Ensure your practice remains compliant and fully credentialed

• Access expert insights from an experienced industry professional.

Who Should Attend:

• Revenue Cycle Staff (RCM/Billing Teams)

• Credentialing and Enrollment Teams

• Clinicians in Private Practice

• Practice Administrators / Office Managers

• Staff Transitioning Work/Billing Settings.