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MEDALLION FOR PROVIDER GROUPS

Put time back into your group

Provider groups of all sizes trust Medallion to deliver pain-free licensing, enrollment and credentialing workflows.

CVO

Accelerate your credentialing workflow

Utilize our NCQA-compliant CVO services — from provider onboarding to committee management and more — to reduce audit risks, turnaround times and costs.
PAYER ENROLLMENT

Enroll providers with payers faster

Offload every step of the enrollment process, from onboarding through maintenance, and track it all in one place.
LICENSING

Bring your licensure process to the next level

Medallion turns your licensure process from standard to extraordinary. Manage licenses, renewals, expirations, monitoring and get providers across all types licensed across state lines with ease.
CONTINUING EDUCATION TRACKING

Track continuing education requirements and progress

View requirements by profession and state, stay on top of state by state required license, registrations, certification status and expiration dates.
ONGOING MONITORING

Get peace of mind with continuous monitoring

Ensure your providers remain compliant with around-the-clock license and certifications monitoring. Receive automated alerts any time there is a change in status — including sanctions and disciplinary actions.
MEDALLION PLATFORM AND TEAM

Trusted by leading healthcare organizations daily

  • 14K+Providers on our platform

  • 250K+Hours of administrative work saved

  • 43K+Licenses, enrollments and credentials completed

Command control over every part of your provider operations process

See how Medallion frees you from complicated workflows and administrative overload.
  • Medallion's platform is very intuitive, and we have very few providers reaching out asking for help.

    Matt Ortiz Vice President of Payor Strategy and Relations Read case study
  • Without Medallion, we would have had to hire another person. Medallion frees up 10-15% of our team's time.

    Raj Inamdar Director, MSO affiliate Read case study