Qualigenix enrolls and credentials Fort Wayne providers with Indiana Medicaid, each Medicaid managed care plan, Medicare, commercial insurers and, where needed, Ohio Medicaid, then follows every application until the payer decides. Talk to a credentialing specialist at 786-259-0231. We sign a HIPAA business associate agreement before we collect any provider or patient data.
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Qualigenix credentialing services support independent practices in Fort Wayne and across Allen County, from a single new provider to a group opening another site. Indiana's commercial credentialing deadlines, IHCP revalidation cycles and other statewide rules are on our credentialing services in Indiana page. This page covers what an Allen County provider faces: each Indiana Medicaid plan, Medicare, commercial payers, Ohio Medicaid for patients from across the state line, and the 2026 IHCP enrollment changes. Qualigenix credentials with all payers. One specialist owns your account, keeps CAQH current and reports status for each payer.
Qualigenix enrolls Fort Wayne providers in the Indiana Health Coverage Programs (IHCP), credentials them with each Medicaid managed care plan, enrolls them in Medicare through PECOS with WPS and credentials with commercial insurers through CAQH ProView. We handle revalidation, re-credentialing, demographic updates and Ohio Medicaid enrollment too.
Pricing is $99 per payer application. Payers decide; we submit, track and follow up.
Qualigenix credentials Fort Wayne providers with Indiana Medicaid in two steps: IHCP enrollment first, then credentialing with each managed care entity (MCE) the practice wants to join. A provider who isn't enrolled with IHCP can't be credentialed by any Indiana Medicaid plan.
Providers enroll through the IHCP Provider Healthcare Portal and revalidate at least every five years, or every three years for DME and HME providers. In October 2026, IHCP published guides on two frequent reasons enrollment and revalidation requests are denied: application details that don't match the IRS W-9, and missing authorized signatures. We check both before submitting, and providers in IHCP's accelerated revalidation group get their applications in as soon as notice arrives.
After IHCP enrollment, a separate IHCP MCE Practitioner Enrollment Form goes to each plan: Anthem, CareSource and Managed Health Services (MHS) for HIP and Hoosier Healthwise, Anthem, MHS and UnitedHealthcare for Hoosier Care Connect, and Anthem, Humana and UnitedHealthcare for PathWays. ABA agencies face more limits. A six-month IHCP moratorium on new ABA group enrollments and ownership changes began June 6, 2026 and can be extended. Individual rendering ABA providers can still enroll, and we file those applications for existing agencies.
Indiana's commercial credentialing deadlines and IHCP's revalidation notice schedule are on our Indiana credentialing rules page.
Qualigenix enrolls Fort Wayne providers in Medicare through PECOS with Wisconsin Physicians Service (WPS), the Medicare contractor for Indiana and Michigan, and sets up EFT and reassignment so payments reach the group. Medicare enrollment covers patients from Ohio too, since claims for Fort Wayne visits go to WPS. Ohio Medicaid is separate: it generally requires enrollment with the Ohio Department of Medicaid, even for providers already enrolled in Indiana. We file that application online through Ohio's provider portal for practices that see Ohio Medicaid patients. Indiana requires commercial insurers to accept the CAQH application. An insurer must report errors in an application within five business days, and the provider has five business days to answer. If a clean application gets no decision within 15 business days, the insurer must provisionally credential the provider, with payment retroactive once credentialing and contracting are complete.
These are company-wide results and standards across Qualigenix client practices, not figures for Fort Wayne alone. Payers make every final credentialing decision.

Qualigenix moves each Fort Wayne provider from intake to payer approval through a structured six-step workflow, with status reported at every stage.
We collect licenses, DEA, board certifications, malpractice coverage, work history, W-9 and practice details for each provider at once.
Each credential is checked with its primary source, including Indiana licensing records, to NCQA and CMS standards.
We build or update each CAQH ProView profile and re-attest every 90 days, ahead of CAQH's 120-day requirement.
Applications go to IHCP, each Indiana Medicaid plan, WPS through PECOS, the commercial payers you pick and Ohio Medicaid if needed.
Each application is followed up weekly or biweekly, and requests for missing items are answered inside the payer's window.
Approved contracts and effective dates are confirmed and sent to billing, with status reported for every payer.
Priced per application with a single point of contact, cross-border Ohio Medicaid capability, and unified billing operations.
You pay $99 per payer application for full provider credentialing and payer enrollment, so you know the cost of each payer before work starts.
One credentialing specialist owns your account from intake to approval and knows where every application stands.
You see each application's status by payer, including IHCP, every Indiana Medicaid plan, WPS, Ohio Medicaid and commercial insurers.
Credentialing and medical billing sit in one company, so effective dates go straight to your claims team and no claim leaves before a provider is active. Practices can add full revenue cycle management as well.
Frequently asked questions regarding IHCP enrollment, Allen County Medicaid plans, Ohio cross-border credentialing, and ABA moratorium rules in Fort Wayne.
Qualigenix credentials providers for independent practices across Fort Wayne and Allen County with IHCP, every Indiana Medicaid plan, Medicare and commercial payers. When you compare companies, ask how status is reported, who follows up with payers and how pricing works. Talk to a credentialing specialist at 786-259-0231.
We enroll the provider with IHCP through the Provider Healthcare Portal first, then send a separate IHCP MCE Practitioner Enrollment Form to each plan the practice wants to join. We track every plan's application until it decides.
Only if they want Ohio Medicaid to pay for patients from Ohio. Ohio generally requires enrollment with the Ohio Department of Medicaid, even for providers enrolled in Indiana Medicaid. We file the Ohio application online and track it alongside your Indiana enrollments.
Qualigenix works within a 45-90 day payer approval window and follows up weekly or biweekly. Payers make the final decision. For Indiana commercial insurers, state law requires provisional credentialing if a clean application gets no decision within 15 business days.
Not as a new group. A six-month IHCP moratorium on new ABA group enrollments and ownership changes began June 6, 2026, and IHCP can extend it. Individual rendering providers joining an enrolled agency can still enroll.
Qualigenix charges $99 per payer application, which covers full provider credentialing and payer enrollment. A credentialing specialist can list the payers your providers need and give you the total before work starts.
No. What matters is a team that knows IHCP enrollment, each Indiana Medicaid plan's form, PECOS, CAQH and Ohio Medicaid. Qualigenix reports status by payer, so you can see where every application stands without chasing anyone.