Provider Credentialing Pricing
ABC keeps provider credentialing pricing straightforward so practices can compare costs before starting the enrollment process. Whether you need Medicare, Medicaid, commercial payer, or hospital credentialing, the flat-rate fee helps reduce confusion and keeps budgeting simple.
Medicare Credentialing
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CMS 855I (Individual) / 855R (Reassignment) / 855B (Group) Applications
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EFT Enrollment & Bank Updates
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CMS I&A Account Creation/Password Reset
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Direct Follow-Up with CMS EUS Help Desk
Medicaid Credentialing
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State Medicaid Application Submission
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Application Follow-up & Resubmission
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File Updates & Re-credentialing
Commercial Payer Credentialing
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Full Application Prep & Health Plan Coordination
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Pre-Populated Forms + Payer Follow-Up
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CAQH Reattestation
Hospital Privileges Credentialing
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New Applications & Reappointments
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Ongoing Status Follow-Up
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Ongoing Monitoring & Recredentialing
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Document Collection & verification
Each credentialing option includes support with the details that often slow providers down, from application preparation to payer follow-up. ABC helps organize the provider credentialing pricing process so practices are not left guessing where an application stands or what needs to happen next.
Our Services
Credentialing can affect when a provider can begin seeing patients under specific insurance plans. ABC’s team helps manage those requirements with reliable support, clear communication, and ongoing monitoring designed to keep the process moving. National data says that the top 5 reasons the credentialing applications are rejected by payers are CAQH not attested or incomplete, address/name/NPI mismatches across systems, missing malpractice certificate, missing signatures on enrollment forms, and Group-TIN-provider linkage errors. ABC’s main task is to validate all these reasons before the application is submitted and because of that our application rejection is 0%.
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Credentialing
Essential services for your practice.
40% OFF
Get this offer for just $150 per provider with a 1-year Medical Billing Contract.
Group Discounts
Save $100 per application for 50+ applications.
Practices handling multiple applications often need more than simple enrollment support. ABC helps providers stay organized throughout the credentialing process while maintaining consistent communication and ongoing follow-up. This added visibility can help reduce delays, improve coordination with payers, and make credentialing pricing easier to manage.
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The available add-ons give practices more flexibility when they need support beyond the base credentialing package. NPI registration, EFT enrollment, and billing support are commonly utilized add-on services that can help providers keep more of their administrative work in one place.
Bonus Services (Add-Ons)
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$50
NPI Registration
Individual/Group NPIs + Updates
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$50/Payer
EFT Enrollment
Paper Check → Direct Deposit Conversion
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$540/Provider
Annual Maintenance
All-inclusive coverage.
Billing Service
3% of collections or $800/Month (whichever is higher)
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For growing practices, clear pricing matters just as much as responsive service. Apple Billing & Credentialing helps providers understand their credentialing costs upfront and offers ongoing support for applications, recredentialing, payer coordination, and related billing needs.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is included in provider credentialing pricing?
This type of pricing may include Medicare, Medicaid, commercial payer, or hospital credentialing pricing structures, so practices can understand costs before getting started.
Can I add extra services to my credentialing package?
Yes. ABC offers credentialing add-on services, including NPI registration, EFT enrollment, annual maintenance, and billing support, for practices that need additional support beyond the base credentialing service.
Are discounts available for larger practices?
Yes. Practices submitting a higher volume of applications may qualify for multi-provider pricing discounts, which can help reduce costs when credentialing multiple providers or handling larger application batches.