Collaboration requirements
States set different supervision or collaboration requirements for PAs.
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Physician Assistant Practice Support
For physician assistants in practices of every specialty, and PAs building practices of their own where state law allows.
What's different for physician assistants
Billing under the right provider
Whether a service is billed under the PA or the physician affects payment and must follow incident-to rules.
Enrollment
PAs must be credentialed and linked to the practice with each payer.
Ownership rules
Some states limit PA ownership of medical practices.
How we help
Credentialing
PA credentialing, CAQH and linking to your group with every payer.
Medical Billing
Correct rendering provider and incident-to billing.
Startup & Growth
Practice setup within your state's rules.
Virtual Staff
Virtual staff support for busy clinics.
Services physician assistants use most
Insurance CredentialingCAQH ManagementMedical BillingMedical CodingStarting a Medical PracticeVirtual Medical Receptionist
Every one of our services is available to your practice.
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Frequently asked questions
How are PA services reimbursed?
Medicare generally pays services billed under a PA's own NPI at 85% of the physician fee schedule. Commercial payers set their own rules.
Can PAs open their own practice?
It depends on the state. We check the rules for your state first.
Other provider types
Talk to us about your practice.
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll look at your billing, credentialing and growth and tell you where to start.