
New practices and solo providers who need to start billing
Growing practices adding providers or payers
Practices that need a website, online presence and patient follow-up



CAQH profile setup and maintenance
NPI registration and verification
Medicare and PECOS enrollment
Medicaid enrollment
Commercial payer enrollment
Payer application management
Credentialing status tracking
Renewal and expiration monitoring
For New Practices
Credentialing setup and payer enrollment for your first payers
A professional website (up to 6 pages)
Social media and online presence management
DMI Central CRM to capture and follow up on inquiries
Credential Watch to track renewals and deadlines
For Practices Building Patient Growth
Credentialing setup and payer enrollment
An expanded website (7 to 12 pages) with lead-generation features
Social media, email and digital marketing with ongoing strategy
DMI Central with automated follow-up and a patient inquiry pipeline
Credential Watch with monthly status reports
For All Healthcare Providers
Provider credentialing and payer enrollment, priced per payer
Optional Credential Watch to track renewals and deadlines
Provider credentialing and payer enrollment, priced per payer
Optional Credential Watch to track renewals and deadlines
Credentialing is how insurance payers verify a provider’s license, education, and background. Enrollment is how you get approved to be in-network with each plan. You can’t bill a plan as an in-network provider until you’re enrolled with it.
Each payer sets its own timeline, and it varies by payer and by how complete your application is. DMI prepares complete, accurate applications, follows up with payers, and keeps you updated on status so a missing document doesn’t hold things up.
Typically your NPI, a CAQH profile, your license information, and malpractice insurance details. If you don’t have everything yet, our free Credentialing Readiness Check shows you what’s missing, and you leave with a clear checklist whether or not you hire us.
Generally, you can’t bill a plan as in-network until you’re enrolled with it, and effective dates differ by payer. That’s why we recommend starting early, before you open or add a provider. Ask about your specific payers on your readiness check.
Credentialing is priced per payer, with a one-time setup fee. Bundle pricing is available when you enroll with multiple payers. You can see current prices on our Plans & Prices page.
Credentialing isn’t one-and-done. CAQH re-attestations, license and malpractice expirations, and payer recredentialing deadlines all come back around. Credential Watch tracks those dates and alerts you before something lapses.