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Intiva Health Offers All Credentialing, Enrollment, and Secure Messaging Features Free in Wake of Coronavirus Pandemic
By Lisa Padilla - Wednesday Mar 25, 2020
Intiva Health unveiled insurance payor enrollment and automation features to its Ready Docâ„¢ medical provider credentialing platform which will be available at no cost for 60 days.

Health care facilities across the United States and around the globe are dealing with an overwhelming number of patients, along with supply and staffing shortages. Maintaining the administrative workflow during a pandemic is vital, thus allocating appropriate resources during an increase in demand is critical to keeping operations running for patients.

Health care workers must be properly credentialed in order to treat patients and complete enrollment in order for insurance payments to be processed. This can be very time-intensive for health care workers and create a tremendous administrative burden.

The new Ready Doc features streamline and accelerate the credentialing and enrollment process by automatically inserting provider data into a digital application. The application can be finalized with a digital signature and shared with a payor or any entity requiring the completed application.

“Enrollment is a time-consuming and tedious task, particularly if an organization is handling paper-based applications because it requires manually entering data into documents that can be 20 pages long. Even more tech-savvy operations that use databases and PDFs still have to manually copy and paste information and run the risk of human error. We developed this feature to simplify the lives of our primary users: credentialing coordinators, medical support staff, physician services teams, practice administrators and MSPs,” said Robb Duke, VP of Sales and Marketing at Intiva Health.

According to the CDC, there have been more than 30,000 cases and 400 deaths related to the coronavirus across all 50 states and four territories. The number of cases, along with hospitalizations related to the pandemic, is only expected to increase. The volume of patients, applications, and spending that is processed daily under normal circumstances establishes the necessity for a platform such as Ready Docâ„¢ that expedites the process and reduces the risk of incorrect information.

Intiva Health is providing additional resources to providers as well. A full list can be found on our website.

About Ready Doc:
Born out of years of experience in health care administration and practice management, the Ready Docâ„¢ platform directly addresses the inefficiencies in health care credentialing. The platform presents an all-in-one solution in which medical professionals can complete credentialing and compliance requirements, leading to a significant increase in earnings potential. The new features strengthen compliance risk mitigation and further expedite the credentialing process.

About Intiva Health:
Intiva Health is reinventing health care credentialing with Ready Doc™, the first and only free credential management software that uses distributed ledger technology to create the most secure solution available on the market. Thousands of health care organizations and providers use the software to expedite the credentialing process from months to minutes, saving the industry significant time and money while reducing risk. At Intiva Health, we pride ourselves on being able to create efficiencies within health care that would be otherwise “unattainable.” That’s why we have always offered our Ready Doc™ credentialing platform for free for any facility and will continue to do so. We believe that health care dollars should be directed toward patient care, not administrative burdens. We are doing our part to make sure hospitals are able to use their funds for patients, their care, and their caregivers. The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas. Visit http://www.IntivaHealth.com, Facebook or Twitter for more information.

By Josh Kleinstreuer