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Billing and credentialing for NPs and PAs
Credentialing and billing for nurse practitioners and physician assistants, including incident-to and split/shared visit rules.
How we support nurse practitioners and PAs
NPs and PAs can bill under their own NPI, which Medicare pays at 85 percent of the physician fee schedule. Some services can be billed under a physician through incident-to rules in the office or split/shared rules in facilities, but only when strict requirements are met.
What you get
- Credentialing under your own NPI
- Correct incident-to and split/shared billing
- Payer-specific scope of practice checks
- Billing for independent NP practices
Problems we solve
- Claims denied because the NP was not credentialed
- Incident-to billed when requirements were not met
- Different payer rules for NP services
- Collaborative agreement requirements by state
FAQ
Questions from nurse practitioners and PAs
Can NPs own their own practice?
In many states, yes. We credential and bill for independent NP practices.
Free billing audit
See where your revenue is going.
Send a few details and we will set up a short call to review your claims, denials and A/R. No cost and no commitment.
We sign a Business Associate Agreement before we handle any patient data.