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You will need to check with each individual organization to determine your credentialing status. Maintain the Accuracy of Your Information: Every four months, you will receive a request from CAQH to re-attest that all of the information in your application is correct.

Documents typically take 2-5 days for CAQH's approval. Required documents must be successfully uploaded and approved by CAQH before the CAQH ProView profile is considered complete and accessible to HSCSN. Providers are notified when a health plan is requesting access to their profile and when viewing their profile.

You can submit the Bulk Upload File to an “Incoming” folder in the CAQH ProView secure FTP server or through the Bulk Upload page on the portal. For users with access to the “Bulk Upload” feature, you can access the bulk upload feature on the portal by clicking on “Bulk Upload” from the “Manage List” navigation menu.

What is the purpose of the Disclosure of Ownership section? CAQH ProView includes a new group of questions within the Disclosure section. These questions are related to disclosing any ownership or financial interests related to the location a provider practices.

How often must I update my information? You will be sent automatic reminders to review and attest to the accuracy of your data. You must review and authorize data once every four months. You can attest and make changes to your record anytime by accessing your information online.

FAQ's on CAQH Documents typically take 2-5 days for CAQH's approval. Required documents must be successfully uploaded and approved by CAQH before the CAQH ProView profile is considered complete and accessible to HSCSN.

CAQH is an online data repository of credentialing data. Practitioners self report demographic, education and training, work history, malpractice history, and other relevant credentialing information for insurance companies to access.

Completing the online form requires five steps: Register with CAQH ProView. Complete the online application and review the data. Authorize access to the information. Verify the data and/or attest to it. Upload and submit supporting documents.

Materials you will need to complete your application: IRS Form W-9(s) Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Certificate. Controlled and Dangerous Substances (CDS) Certificate. State medical license(s) Various identification numbers (UPIN, Medicare, Medicaid etc) Malpractice insurance policy(ies)

Materials you will need to complete your application: IRS Form W-9(s) Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Certificate. Controlled and Dangerous Substances (CDS) Certificate. State medical license(s) Various identification numbers (UPIN, Medicare, Medicaid etc) Malpractice insurance policy(ies)

CAQH is an online data repository of credentialing data. Practitioners self report demographic, education and training, work history, malpractice history, and other relevant credentialing information for insurance companies to access.

CAQH CORE certifies providers, health plans, clearinghouses, and vendors that use the healthcare transactions addressed by the CAQH CORE Operating Rules. CORE Certification means an entity's IT system or product conforms with the operating rules for a specific business process.

You will need to check with each individual organization to determine your credentialing status. Maintain the Accuracy of Your Information: Every four months, you will receive a request from CAQH to re-attest that all of the information in your application is correct.

Documents typically take 2-5 days for CAQH's approval. Required documents must be successfully uploaded and approved by CAQH before the CAQH ProView profile is considered complete and accessible to HSCSN. Providers are notified when a health plan is requesting access to their profile and when viewing their profile.

You can submit the Bulk Upload File to an “Incoming” folder in the CAQH ProView secure FTP server or through the Bulk Upload page on the portal. For users with access to the “Bulk Upload” feature, you can access the bulk upload feature on the portal by clicking on “Bulk Upload” from the “Manage List” navigation menu.

What is the purpose of the Disclosure of Ownership section? CAQH ProView includes a new group of questions within the Disclosure section. These questions are related to disclosing any ownership or financial interests related to the location a provider practices.

How often must I update my information? You will be sent automatic reminders to review and attest to the accuracy of your data. You must review and authorize data once every four months. You can attest and make changes to your record anytime by accessing your information online.

FAQ's on CAQH Documents typically take 2-5 days for CAQH's approval. Required documents must be successfully uploaded and approved by CAQH before the CAQH ProView profile is considered complete and accessible to HSCSN.

CAQH is an online data repository of credentialing data. Practitioners self report demographic, education and training, work history, malpractice history, and other relevant credentialing information for insurance companies to access.

Completing the online form requires five steps: Register with CAQH ProView. Complete the online application and review the data. Authorize access to the information. Verify the data and/or attest to it. Upload and submit supporting documents.

Materials you will need to complete your application: IRS Form W-9(s) Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Certificate. Controlled and Dangerous Substances (CDS) Certificate. State medical license(s) Various identification numbers (UPIN, Medicare, Medicaid etc) Malpractice insurance policy(ies)

Materials you will need to complete your application: IRS Form W-9(s) Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Certificate. Controlled and Dangerous Substances (CDS) Certificate. State medical license(s) Various identification numbers (UPIN, Medicare, Medicaid etc) Malpractice insurance policy(ies)

CAQH is an online data repository of credentialing data. Practitioners self report demographic, education and training, work history, malpractice history, and other relevant credentialing information for insurance companies to access.

CAQH CORE certifies providers, health plans, clearinghouses, and vendors that use the healthcare transactions addressed by the CAQH CORE Operating Rules. CORE Certification means an entity's IT system or product conforms with the operating rules for a specific business process.