Qualigenix enrolls and credentials Lancaster providers with Medical Assistance, the HealthChoices plans, PerformCare, Medicare and commercial payers such as Capital Blue Cross, then keeps every enrollment current. HIPAA-compliant.
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Qualigenix credentialing services give Lancaster practices one specialist who follows each application to a decision. Medicaid credentialing in Lancaster County happens in stages: an active Medical Assistance enrollment with the state comes first, then a separate approval from each HealthChoices plan, and behavioral health providers also need PerformCare. We sequence those steps so a new provider isn't booked with patients no one can bill. Statewide enrollment and licensing rules are on our credentialing services in Pennsylvania page. This page covers the Lancaster side.
Qualigenix handles credentialing for Lancaster groups and individual providers: data collection, primary source verification, CAQH ProView, Medical Assistance enrollment, Medicare enrollment through PECOS, HealthChoices, PerformCare and commercial applications, follow-up, revalidation and re-credentialing. One credentialing specialist owns your account and reports status for every payer. Pricing is $99 per payer application. Payers make the final approval decision.
You get status by payer, and each payer application costs $99.
Qualigenix runs eight credentialing services for Lancaster practices through our credentialing services, each tracked by payer.
Lancaster groups are enrolled with Medical Assistance, the HealthChoices plans, PerformCare, Medicare and commercial payers, including each plan's group-level forms.
Physicians and allied health providers are credentialed end to end, from license verification and CAQH through each payer's decision.
Name, address, tax ID and provider changes go to every participating payer so Lancaster claims don't deny on mismatched data.
A new Lancaster County site needs its own Medical Assistance service location and plan updates, and we add it so participation holds.
Medicare, Medical Assistance and commercial revalidations are tracked, including the five-year Medical Assistance cycle for each location.
Each plan's cycle is completed on time, including Capital Blue Cross's three-year cycle, with CAQH re-attested every 90 days.
Open applications are checked weekly or biweekly, missing documents are resolved and stalled payers are escalated.
Benefit assignment enrollment and paperwork are handled so Medicare payments reach the right provider and group.
These are company-wide results across Qualigenix credentialing clients, not Lancaster-only figures. Payers make the final approval decision; Qualigenix submits, tracks and follows up.

Qualigenix runs Pennsylvania credentialing in eight steps, with status reported per payer the whole way.
We collect NPI, state license, DEA, board certification, work history, malpractice certificate, CAQH access, W-9 and tax ID.
Licenses, board certification, DEA, education and malpractice history are verified with primary sources to NCQA and CMS standards.
The CAQH ProView profile is built or updated, and the 90-day re-attestation schedule is set.
Medical Assistance, PECOS, HealthChoices, PerformCare and commercial applications go out with submission dates logged.
For new practices, fee schedules are reviewed and effective dates are managed with each plan.
Payer checks run weekly or biweekly until each decision, with status, approval dates and expiring-credential alerts reported per payer.
Priced per application at $99 with dedicated specialist ownership and unified billing alignment.
Credentialing costs $99 per payer application, covering full provider credentialing and payer enrollment, so each new plan has a known cost.
One credentialing specialist owns your account from first application to approval, so provider details are never repeated to someone new.
You see where each application stands by payer, with submission dates, approval dates and expiring credentials in one report.
Qualigenix runs credentialing and billing in one company, so effective dates flow into claims and nothing is billed before a payer is active.
Frequently asked questions regarding PROMISe electronic enrollment, HealthChoices managed care credentialing, PECOS Medicare filing, and approval timelines in Pennsylvania.
Lancaster providers can use local credentialing firms or national companies that work Pennsylvania payers. Qualigenix credentials with Medical Assistance, the five Lehigh/Capital HealthChoices plans, PerformCare, Medicare and commercial payers. Ask any vendor how it tracks Medical Assistance revalidation by service location.
Qualigenix prepares the DHS enrollment for each provider and service location, tracks the PROMISe ID and files revalidation at least 60 days before each five-year due date. HealthChoices and PerformCare credentialing follow once enrollment is active.
Yes. Qualigenix submits PerformCare applications for behavioral health providers serving Lancaster County HealthChoices members and follows each one until PerformCare decides.
Yes. Capital Blue Cross credentials through CAQH ProView, so Qualigenix builds the profile, authorizes Capital's access and re-attests every 90 days. We follow up until Capital confirms the provider's effective dates.
Qualigenix works within a 45-90 day payer approval window and follows up weekly or biweekly until each payer decides. Payers make the final decision, and timing varies by plan and by how complete the application is.
Qualigenix charges $99 per payer application, which covers full provider credentialing and payer enrollment for that payer. A credentialing specialist can price your provider and payer list on a call.
No. A Lancaster practice needs a credentialing team that knows Medical Assistance enrollment, the Lehigh/Capital HealthChoices plans, PerformCare and PECOS. Qualigenix assigns one specialist and reports status for every payer.