State practice authority
Whether you need a collaborative or supervisory agreement depends on your state's full, reduced or restricted practice rules.
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For family, psychiatric, women's health, acute care and every other nurse practitioner specialty. We help NPs open and run practices of their own.
Whether you need a collaborative or supervisory agreement depends on your state's full, reduced or restricted practice rules.
Medicare generally pays services billed under an NP's own NPI at 85% of the physician fee schedule.
Some payers credential NPs differently or have closed panels for certain specialties.
New NP practices need visibility quickly to reach steady volume.
Practice setup guided by your state's practice authority rules.
Payer enrollment, CAQH and DEA for nurse practitioners.
Billing under your own NPI, with incident-to rules applied correctly where relevant.
Websites, directories and local search for new practices.
Every one of our services is available to your practice.
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Charlotte Amorin, Practice owner
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In full practice authority states NPs can practice and own a practice independently. Other states require a collaborative or supervisory agreement, and ownership rules vary.
No. We work with NPs in every specialty, including family, women's health, pediatrics, aesthetics and urgent care.
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