We simplify credentialing & enrollments

Our Magic

Medrollment helps medical practices, clinics, and billing teams handle provider enrollment, credentialing, ERA/EFT setup, clearinghouse onboarding, and insurance-related administrative setup without the usual delays and confusion.

32+ Solo Practicioners

7

Group Practices

Since 2022

Getting providers enrolled and connected properly is one of the most important parts of practice operations — and one of the easiest places for delays to happen.

Our Services

Helping your practice navigate enrollment and credentialing with ease and accuracy.

Provider Enrollment

We handle payer enrollment swiftly to get your providers ready for billing.

Credentialing Support

Accurate credentialing and recredentialing to keep your practice compliant and active.

ERA, EFT, and EDI Enrollment

We set up electronic remittance advice, EFT, and EDI connections so claims and payments flow properly between payers, clearinghouses, and your billing systems.

CAQH/NPESS/PECOS Provider Data Updates

Need to update a tax ID, address, group affiliation, billing information, or servicing location? We manage provider record updates with payers to help keep your information accurate and prevent claim issues.

FAQs

What does Medrollment do?

Medrollment helps healthcare providers and practices with insurance enrollment, credentialing support, payer applications, ERA/EFT/EDI setup, and provider data updates. We handle the admin side of getting providers connected with payers so practices can focus on patient care.

Do you work with individual providers or group practices?

Both. We support solo providers, group practices, clinics, and organizations that need help with provider enrollment and payer-related admin work.

What types of payers do you work with?

We assist with commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid, and various managed care organizations. Availability may depend on the payer and the provider’s state or specialty.

What information do you need to get started?

Most of the time, we’ll need basic provider and practice information such as NPI, tax ID, license details, CAQH information if applicable, practice address, contact details, and any existing enrollment history relevant to the request.

Do you handle ERA, EFT, and EDI enrollments too?

Yes. We help set up ERA, EFT, and EDI-related enrollments so payments, remittance, and claims connections are properly linked between payers, clearinghouses, and billing systems.

Do you work directly inside our EMR or clearinghouse?

In many cases, yes — depending on your system, access setup, and workflow. If your team has a preferred billing platform, clearinghouse, or portal process, we work within that structure whenever possible.

Can you fix stalled, rejected, or incomplete applications?

Yes. One of the most common reasons clients come to us is because an enrollment is stuck, delayed, or unclear. We help identify the issue, gather missing pieces, and push the process forward where possible.

Do you offer billing services too?

No, Medrollment is focused on enrollment, credentialing support, payer setup, and related administrative processes. We stay in our lane and focus on getting provider connections and payer records set up properly.

Why should we use Medrollment instead of doing it in-house?

Because enrollment work takes time, persistence, and attention to detail. Many practices simply do not have the bandwidth to keep up with payer portals, forms, follow-ups, and status tracking. We help reduce that burden and keep things moving.

Medrollment helps providers navigate enrollment and credentialing with many of the largest U.S. health insurance payers, including UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Elevance Health (Anthem), Kaiser Permanente, Centene/Ambetter, HCSC, Molina Healthcare, Florida Blue, Independence Blue Cross, Highmark, CareFirst, Premera Blue Cross, and Blue Shield of California.

These organizations represent some of the biggest and most recognized names in the U.S. insurance market, with Blue Cross Blue Shield affiliates holding leading positions across many states and national carriers like UnitedHealthcare, CVS/Aetna, Centene, Humana, Elevance, Kaiser, Cigna, and Molina remaining central to provider enrollment and payer operations.