- July 24, 2026
- Credentialing
Customer Stories: Moyes Eye Center x Modio Health (XCS)
Credentialing is one of those back-office functions that nobody thinks about until something goes wrong. For Moyes Eye Center, a growing ophthalmology practice spanning Kansas and Missouri, it had been wrong for a while. Providers were getting hired faster than they could be credentialed, payer
- July 22, 2026
- Credentialing
Why Provider Credentialing Takes So Long (And What You Can Do About It)
Waiting months for a provider to become credentialed is not only frustrating, but it can prevent patients from accessing care and also impact revenue for hospitals, health systems, and medical practices. According to an MGMA Stat poll, which cites data from a Merritt Hawkins physician
- July 16, 2026
- Credentialing
The People Powering XCS: Q&A with Our Credentialing Experts
Credentialing doesn’t pause for busy season, staff turnover, or rapid growth, but your team shouldn’t have to carry that weight alone. Meet a few of the people behind Modio’s Extended Credentialing Services (XCS): a team of credentialing experts who step in exactly when you need
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- July 7, 2026
- Modio in the Press
[Forbes Tech Council] The Provider Credentialing Maze: Are We Protecting Patients Or Slowing Care?
A doctor’s credentials get verified and reverified hundreds of times over a career. Not because anyone doubts them. Because the system doesn’t talk to itself. Our co-founder and president, John Bou digs into the real cost of credentialing fragmentation in his latest for Forbes Technology
- July 2, 2026
- Credentialing
Credentialing Next: Episode 2
The future of credentialing is automated. Here’s what that actually looks like. Chasing documents. Duplicate data entry. Bottlenecks that stall provider files for weeks. Every credentialing team knows this cycle, and it’s not sustainable as provider volumes keep climbing. In Episode 2 of Credentialing Next,
- June 30, 2026
- Credentialing
Payer Enrollment Delays: Why They Happen and How To Prevent Them
Payer enrollment is one of the most critical steps in getting providers ready to see patients and generate revenue. However, obstacles are common and disrupt processes, including delaying physician reimbursement, disrupting patient access, and creating unnecessary administrative burdens for providers and healthcare organizations. While some
- June 23, 2026
- Credentialing
Case Study: The Sober Connection x Modio Health
How much is slow credentialing actually costing your practice? It’s a question most providers never stop to answer, and that’s exactly the problem. For Dr. Pamela Tambini, founder of The Sober Connection, the answer was eye-opening. As her practice expanded across multiple states, credentialing was
- May 20, 2026
- Credentialing
Inside Successful Provider Enrollment: One Credentialing Expert’s Day-to-Day Reality
Provider credentialing and payer enrollment are among the most complex and important steps in getting providers in front of patients. From hospital affiliations to federal, state, and commercial payer enrollments, the administrative work is substantial and can feel overwhelming. However, Modio’s credentialing experts handle the
- April 29, 2026
- Credentialing
Why Rural America Can’t Afford Slow Provider Credentialing
Accessing healthcare in rural America has been a persistent challenge for years. People living in rural communities often face long travel distances for routine or specialty care, fewer local providers, and ongoing workforce shortages. As of September 2024, 66.33% of Primary Care Health Professional Shortage
- April 22, 2026
- Credentialing
Celebrating the People Who Keep Healthcare Running: Admin Appreciation Week
Admin Appreciation Week is a vital time to recognize the professionals who serve as the backbone of the healthcare industry. While clinicians are the face of patient care, the operational machinery powered by medical schedulers, credentialing coordinators, and healthcare administrators is what truly makes that