Dermatology Authority has added credentialing and licensing to their list of support services. The requirements for licensing and credentialing differ from city to city, state to state, and procedure to procedure. Dermatology Authority keeps tabs on the requirements and agencies that license and credential providers and practices. The company says it will focus on:

• Medicare/Medicaid
• Commercial Payors
• Practice Setups (NPI, CLIA, DOH)
• Hospital Privileges
• Provider Licensing
• DEA Application
• DME Credentialing
• CDS Credentialing

“All of the Dermatologists we work with to help find them positions will need to be licensed and credentialed, so it only made sense for us to add this to list of services. We want to make the onboarding process of adding providers as easy of possible for both the practice and the physicians,” states Kim Campbell, the CEO of Dermatology Authority.

“Dermatology Authority understands the importance of timely and accurate payor enrollment and they bring leading credentialing industry experience to each one of their clients.  By adding this service, they’ll navigate medical professionals through any inconveniences and issues ofcredentialing and licensing resulting in successful medical licensing in all 50 states.”