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Hospital Privileges

Hospital, surgery center and facility privileges applied for and renewed, so you can admit, operate or round where your patients need you.

Get a free consultation50/50 payment$400 per facility

Hospital and facility credentialing has its own applications, references, case logs and committee meetings, separate from payer credentialing.

We prepare complete applications, gather references and case logs, follow the medical staff office's process and track reappointments.

What's included

Initial applications

Applications for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers and other facilities.

References and case logs

Peer references and procedure logs collected and organized.

Privilege requests

Delineation of privileges matched to your training and the procedures you perform.

Committee follow-up

Status checks with the medical staff office through committee and board approval.

Reappointment

Reappointment cycles tracked, usually every two years.

Payer coordination

Hospital affiliation added to CAQH and payer files once granted.

Price

$400 per facility

50/50 payment

Half upfront, half when the work is complete. How payment works

Who it's for

Surgeons, hospitalists, OB/GYNs, cardiologists and other specialists who admit or perform procedures at facilities.

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How it works

  1. Payer plan

    We agree on which payers to apply to, in which order, based on your patients and location.

  2. Document collection

    One checklist for licenses, malpractice, board certification and work history.

  3. Applications and follow-up

    We submit, then call and check portals until each payer decides.

  4. Go-live

    We confirm effective dates and fee schedules so billing can start cleanly.

Specialties we provide hospital privileges for

We work with practices of every specialty. These pages explain what is different about yours:

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Hospital Privileges FAQs

How long do hospital privileges take?

Often 60 to 120 days, depending on committee meeting schedules.

Do payers require hospital privileges?

Some do for certain specialties, or require a documented admitting arrangement.

Can NPs and PAs get privileges?

Yes, many hospitals grant privileges to advanced practice providers, with requirements set by each facility.

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