A Philadelphia provider who wants to see Medical Assistance patients may need separate approvals from several physical health plans and from the city's behavioral health plan, on top of Medicare and commercial payers. Qualigenix submits, tracks and follows up on every application.
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Qualigenix credentials Philadelphia providers with every payer they want to bill, and Qualigenix credentialing services cover the full process from data collection to re-credentialing. Steps that apply across the state, such as Medical Assistance enrollment and revalidation, are covered on our credentialing services in Pennsylvania page. This page covers what's specific to Philadelphia County: applying to the HealthChoices physical health plans that serve the county, joining the CBH network for behavioral health, and enrolling with the Community HealthChoices plans that cover dual-eligible patients. One credentialing specialist owns your account, so a single person knows where every application stands. Payers make the final decision; Qualigenix keeps each file complete and moving.
Qualigenix credentials individual providers and groups in Philadelphia with HealthChoices physical health plans, Community Behavioral Health, Medicare, Medical Assistance and commercial payers. The team collects documents, verifies credentials with primary sources, keeps CAQH ProView current, submits each application and follows up until the payer decides. You get status by payer, and each payer application costs $99.
You get status by payer, and each payer application costs $99.
Qualigenix runs eight credentialing services for Philadelphia practices, all managed by one specialist through our provider credentialing team.
We enroll Philadelphia groups with HealthChoices plans, CHC plans, Medicare and commercial payers, with tax ID and group NPI data matched across every application.
Physicians and allied health professionals joining a Philadelphia practice get end-to-end applications with each payer the practice already bills.
Name, address and provider changes go to every participating payer, including each HealthChoices plan and CBH, so claims keep matching enrollment records.
A new Philadelphia site gets added to existing enrollments, including its own Medical Assistance service location, so participation doesn't break.
Medicare, Medical Assistance and commercial revalidation dates are tracked, with each Medical Assistance service location revalidated every five years.
The two-to-three-year re-credentialing cycle is tracked for every plan, with documents gathered before the payer asks.
Each pending application gets a weekly or biweekly payer check, and open documentation requests are answered fast.
We handle Medicare benefit assignment enrollment and paperwork for providers who join or reassign to a Philadelphia group.
These are company-wide credentialing figures across Qualigenix clients, not Pennsylvania-only numbers. They match our national credentialing page.

Qualigenix starts Philadelphia credentialing in six steps, with one specialist assigned from day one.
We gather NPI, Pennsylvania license, DEA, board certifications, CV, malpractice certificate, CAQH access, W-9 and tax ID into a payer-ready profile.
Licenses, board certification, DEA, education and malpractice history are verified with primary sources to NCQA and CMS standards.
We build or update the CAQH ProView profile, then re-attest it every 90 days.
Applications go to the HealthChoices plans, CBH, CHC plans, Medicare and commercial payers you choose, each tracked separately.
Weekly or biweekly payer checks run until each payer decides, with escalation when an application stalls.
You get status per payer, approval and effective dates, expiring-credential alerts and the re-credentialing calendar.
Priced per application at $99 with dedicated specialist ownership and unified billing alignment.
Each payer application costs $99, so you know the credentialing cost before the first application goes out and pay only for the payers you add.
A single credentialing specialist owns your Philadelphia applications, so you get one contact who knows every payer's status without a handoff.
You see where each application stands, from submission date to approval and effective date, for every HealthChoices plan, CBH, Medicare and commercial payer.
Qualigenix also bills, so enrollment records and claims stay matched and claims for new providers don't go out before their effective dates.
Frequently asked questions regarding PROMISe electronic enrollment, HealthChoices managed care credentialing, PECOS Medicare filing, and approval timelines in Pennsylvania.
No. Credentialing depends on knowing each payer's process and following up on time, not on office location. Qualigenix works with the HealthChoices plans, CBH, Novitas, the CHC plans and Independence Blue Cross for Philadelphia providers. Book a meeting to map out which payers you need.
Qualigenix works within a 45-90 day payer approval window and follows up weekly or biweekly until each payer decides. The payer makes the final decision and sets the effective date, so timing varies by plan and by how complete the file is at submission.
No. Community Behavioral Health runs its own network for behavioral health services in Philadelphia County. Behavioral health providers need a separate CBH application, and Qualigenix prepares and tracks it alongside the physical health plan applications.
Yes. Qualigenix submits Medicare enrollment through PECOS, which Novitas Solutions processes for Pennsylvania providers. We also handle reassignment of benefits to your group and Medicare revalidation when it comes due.
Yes. Qualigenix builds or updates each provider's CAQH ProView profile and re-attests it every 90 days, ahead of the 120-day requirement. Independence Blue Cross and many other payers pull credentialing data from CAQH, so a current profile keeps applications moving.
Qualigenix charges $99 per payer application, covering full provider credentialing and payer enrollment for that payer. A provider applying to five payers costs $495, and you choose which payers to include.
Qualigenix checks every pending application weekly or biweekly. When a payer stalls, the specialist escalates through the payer's provider relations or credentialing contact, answers any open documentation request and reports the new status to you.