Built for digital health
Human-centered care. Credentialing, simplified.
Grow your provider network, not your paperwork.
Bring credentialing, licensing, and payer enrollment together—so your team can focus on expanding access to care.
Fast Credentialing
From application to approval, faster
Payer Expertise
Specialized payer knowledge
End-to-End Support
Dedicated specialist from submission to approval
30 Days
Average Processing
75%
Faster Processing
MantraComply for digital health
Your growth shouldn’t outpace your operations.
From your first provider to your next market, make credentialing a foundation
for growth—not a barrier to it.
Lighten the operational load
Move away from scattered spreadsheets and repetitive follow-ups. A structured approach to provider information helps your team manage a growing network with less effort.
More capacity for what matters.
Grow your provider network
Bring credentialing, licensing, and payer enrollment into one coordinated process. Reduce onboarding roadblocks so your providers can focus on delivering care.
Less friction. More patient access.
Keep compliance in focus
Stay ahead of license renewals, credential expirations, and monitoring requirements. Keep provider records organized as your virtual care footprint expands.
Ready for growth. Prepared for review.
Connected provider operations
Less complexity. More forward momentum.
A coordinated approach to the work behind a growing digital health network.
New markets. Fewer licensing roadblocks.
Virtual care crosses borders. Provider licensing still follows state-specific rules. Plan applications and renewals around where your patients receive care, without losing sight of the details.
- Organize multi-state license applications
- Track renewal dates and required documents
- Align licensing with your expansion plans
Bridge the gap between onboarding and billing.
A credentialed provider is not necessarily ready to bill every payer. Coordinate enrollment requirements, submissions, and follow-ups to give your team visibility into each provider’s path to network participation.
- Collect complete provider and practice information
- Coordinate payer-specific submissions
- Track follow-ups and participation status
Stay ahead of the next compliance deadline.
Compliance is an ongoing responsibility, not a one-time milestone. Build a routine for reviewing licenses, credentials, and exclusion information so potential gaps receive attention before they disrupt care.
- Maintain current provider credential records
- Plan license and certification renewals
- Review sanctions and exclusion information
A connected approach
Multi-state licensing
01
Map requirements
Identify the states and credentials needed
02
Prepare applications
Gather documents and verify completeness
03
Track and renew
Follow progress and upcoming expirations
A clearer path from application to patient care
A connected approach
Payer enrollment
01
Collect provider data
Organize payer-specific information
02
Coordinate submissions
Prepare applications and supporting records
03
Follow through
Track status and confirm participation
Keep enrollment progress connected to onboarding
A connected approach
Ongoing monitoring
01
Maintain records
Keep credential information organized
02
Review changes
Check licenses and exclusion information
03
Act on deadlines
Address upcoming renewals and potential gaps
Continuous attention for a growing provider network
Trust and security
Provider information, handled with care.
Credentialing runs on sensitive professional details. We treat your providers’ records with the same care your patients deserve.+
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Provider documents and records are protected wherever they are stored or shared.
Role-based access
Only the people who need a record can reach it. Access follows the structure of your team.
A clear audit trail
Every update is recorded, giving internal reviews and audits a reliable history to draw on.
Built for your compliance program
Practices designed to support the privacy and security expectations of a healthcare organization.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered.
Who is digital health credentialing for?
It is relevant to telehealth platforms, virtual behavioral health practices, remote care organizations, and other digital health businesses building a clinical provider network. Requirements vary by provider type, location, payer, and care model.
How does licensing work across multiple states?
Telehealth licensing generally depends on the state where the patient is located during care. Rules, exceptions, and compact pathways vary by profession and jurisdiction. Review the applicable state board requirements, then track applications, renewals, and supporting documentation for each provider.
What is the difference between credentialing and payer enrollment?
Credentialing evaluates a provider’s qualifications, including education, training, licenses, and relevant professional history. Payer enrollment is the separate process of applying to participate with an insurer and establishing billing eligibility. They should be coordinated, but completing one does not automatically complete the other.
How can we reduce delays in provider onboarding?
Start with complete, consistent provider information. Identify state and payer requirements early, verify supporting documents, and keep a clear record of outstanding items and follow-ups. Timelines depend on licensing boards, payers, and the completeness of each application.
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