Built for urgent care groups

One queue for every provider, every location, every payer.

Scaling an urgent care portfolio means credentialing dozens of providers across dozens of payers at once. We run verification and payer enrollment for you, and put the live status of every case in a single dashboard — so you always know exactly where each provider stands.

Credentialing queue — live status20 providers · 6 locations · updated 2 min ago
Provider
Payer
Stage
Updated
A. Reyes, MD
Aetna
Active
Apr 12
A. Reyes, MD
UnitedHealthcare
In review
Apr 28
J. Okafor, NP
Cigna
Submitted
May 02
M. Castellano, MD
Medicare (PECOS)
In review
May 05
S. Bhatt, PA
BCBS
Active
Apr 30
Pricing, side by side

The same 20-provider group, two very different bills.

An illustrative scenario: 20 providers, roughly 7–8 payer enrollments each. Here is what a per-application billing vendor costs versus an all-in rate with Accel Health.

Per-app billing vendor
What the group was paying
$500per application, every payer, every provider
~150 enrollments / year
~$75,000
  • Cost climbs with every new location
  • Status updates over WhatsApp, days behind
  • No live queue, no follow-up included
vs.
Accel Health
All-in per provider
$75–150per provider / month, fully managed
20 providers, all-in
~$18K–36K
  • Verification, CAQH, and enrollment bundled
  • One live status queue across every payer
  • Submission, follow-up, and escalation included
Figures are illustrative. Final pricing scoped to provider count, payer mix, and contract terms. PECOS / Medicaid and the $730 CMS fee billed separately.
The urgent care reality

The problem was never the people. It was the disorganization.

When you are acquiring locations and onboarding providers in waves, credentialing run on spreadsheets, WhatsApp threads, and per-app freelancers falls apart at exactly the moment you need it to scale.

How it usually goes
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Status lives in someone's head or a chat thread. You message for an update and hear back days later.
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Freelancers or a billing vendor charge per application, and costs balloon as you add locations.
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A mistyped NPI or stale document bounces an application and quietly resets the payer's clock.
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No single view across providers, locations, and payers, so nothing gets escalated until it is late.
With Accel Health
One live queue shows the real-time status of every provider against every payer.
Per-provider pricing with volume tiers, so adding locations does not mean per-app surprises.
Documents are parsed once and verified at the source, so clean files go out the first time.
A dedicated enrollment team submits, follows up, and escalates stalled files for you.
What you get

Everything a multi-site urgent care group needs to stay in-network.

01

Automated verification

Licenses, DEA, NPI, and OIG/SAM exclusion checks run against primary sources in minutes, with screenshots and timestamps stored in audit-ready folders.

02

CAQH and PECOS, handled

We complete and keep your CAQH profile (1,000+ data points) and PECOS profile in sync, so the data feeding every payer application stays current.

03

Type 1 and Type 2 NPIs

Group NPI contracts established first, with individual providers added underneath, so your locations enroll the way a multi-site group actually operates.

04

Mobile document upload

Providers upload everything from their phone in 30 to 45 minutes. The platform parses the data so no one rekeys it into a form.

05

Payer contracting support

Beyond enrollment, our team can help with payer contract setup as you expand into new markets and add panels.

06

Monitoring after enrollment

Automated expiration alerts and bi-weekly follow-up on closed panels keep providers from quietly falling out of network later.

Straight talk on timelines

Fast where we control the clock. Honest where we don't.

Credentialing has two phases. We compress the first one hard and never pretend we can shortcut the second. That honesty is the difference between a smooth onboarding and a frustrated provider 60 days in.

Phase 1 — we control this

Verification & clean submission

Verification, CAQH and PECOS prep, and a clean, error-free application package. This is the part traditional teams drag out for days or weeks.

License, DEA, NPI verification
Minutes
CAQH & PECOS prep
Days, not weeks
Clean, complete submission
First time
Phase 2 — the payer controls this

Payer review & activation

Once a clean file is in, the payer's internal review runs on their clock, not ours. No vendor can shortcut it. We manage follow-up and escalation the whole way through.

Commercial payers
30–45 days
Medicare / Medicaid
60–90 days
CA Medi-Cal
Up to 6 months
We are fast where we control the clock, and we never pretend we can shortcut the payer's review. Our enrollment team submits, follows up, and escalates until every provider is active.
Pricing

Per provider, not per app.

An all-in monthly model covers verification, CAQH upkeep, and payer enrollment together, so a multi-site group of around 20 providers gets predictable cost instead of a per-application meter that climbs every time you add a location.

ALL-IN RATE
ALL-IN, ~20 PROVIDERS
$75–150/ provider / mo
  • Bundles PSV, CAQH maintenance, and payer enrollment in one rate
  • Roughly $18K–36K per year across a 20-provider group
  • Up to 10 payer enrollments included per provider
  • No extra charge for payer application mapping
  • 10–15% reduction available on a 2-year contract
Why this beats per-app billing

Predictable cost, plus a team that does the work.

A 20-provider group enrolling across several payers each racks up a lot of applications. At $500 per application, that math gets ugly fast — and you still chase status yourself. An all-in per-provider rate keeps cost predictable as you acquire locations, and you get a managed queue plus a real enrollment team instead of a freelancer you message on WhatsApp.

PECOS and Medicaid enrollments are scoped separately where needed, and the $730 CMS fee is passed through at cost. Final pricing is tailored to provider count, payer mix, and contract terms. We'll scope it with you on the demo.

How we compare

A service model, not just another dashboard.

Most platforms hand your team a better view of work that still isn't getting done. Accel Health does the work. Here is an honest read on where we are strong, and the one thing we don't do yet.

Capability
Accel Health
Tracking-only tools
Enterprise platforms
Payer enrollment done for you
White-glove
Tracking only
Limited
Automated primary source verification
Yes
Varies
Yes
CAQH & PECOS completed and synced
Yes
Limited
Yes
Works with groups under 5 providers
Yes
Often no
Usually no
Live, centralized status queue
Yes
Yes
Yes
Licensing management (state license renewals)
Not yet
Some
Some
Straight answer: we don't currently offer licensing management (obtaining and renewing state licenses). If multi-state licensing is a core need, we'll tell you that up front. Everything else around verification and payer enrollment is what we do best.

See your whole portfolio in one queue.

Book a 30-minute demo. We'll walk through verification, CAQH and PECOS sync, group NPI setup, and the live dashboard, then scope pricing for your provider count.

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