Credentialing and payer enrollment that keeps revenue on schedule.

Enrollment, contracting, and recredentialing run as a revenue timeline, not a paperwork queue.

Our Point of View

Credentialing delays are revenue delays.

A provider who is not enrolled cannot bill. Weeks lost to incomplete applications, slow payer responses, or an expired credential turn into claims you cannot submit.

AZ Integrated Health Solutions (AZI) runs credentialing as a scheduled operation with named owners and due dates, tied to your billing calendar so enrollment finishes before a provider starts seeing patients.

Start dates drive the timeline

Enrollment is scheduled backward from a provider’s first patient day.

One owner per application

Every payer file has a named owner, so nothing sits waiting on someone else.

Expirations tracked, not remembered

Licenses, DEA, and recredentialing dates are monitored before they lapse.

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Provider enrollment

Initial enrollment with Medicare, AHCCCS, and commercial payers.

DeliverableCompleted payer applications with approval tracking

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Payer contracting

Contract requests, negotiation support, and fee schedule review.

DeliverableExecuted contracts and documented fee schedules

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Recredentialing and revalidation

Revalidation cycles completed before deadlines create billing gaps.

DeliverableRevalidation calendar with owners and due dates

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CAQH and roster upkeep

Profiles, attestations, and group rosters kept current with every payer.

DeliverableAttested CAQH profiles and clean payer rosters

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Expirables monitoring

Licenses, DEA, malpractice, and board certifications tracked to date.

DeliverableExpiration tracker with advance alerts

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Billing handoff

Enrollment status connected to claims so nothing bills before approval.

DeliverableGo-live checklist shared with the billing team

Individual providers

Credentialing for a single provider, not just a group.

Credentialing is the most common way an individual provider starts with AZI, and it does not require a management partnership.

Solo practitioners opening or maintaining a payer panel.
Locum and part-time clinicians working across multiple sites.
Providers joining an existing group who need enrollment finished before their start date.
Telehealth clinicians managing multi-state licensure and payer records.

Engage AZI for credentialing on its own, or add revenue cycle, reporting, staffing, marketing, or technology later through an integrated management partnership.

Start an individual credentialing inquiry