Fidelic work order
Your payer applications are open. Nobody owns the follow-up.
Bring the credentialing backlog to Fidelic. The work order keeps each provider and payer file in one status board, one evidence index, and one weekly list of blocks.
Work email, timing, and one optional note. No account or file upload.
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What is at stake
The clinician can be ready to see patients while the payer file is still incomplete. Every missing document, unanswered request, and re-attestation date can delay the point at which the practice can bill the payer.
What a useful result looks like
The work order does not promise an approval. It gives the practice a current record of what was sent, what evidence supports it, who must answer next, and when the next check is due.
The work product
One work order, six reviewable artifacts
- 01Provider-by-payer status board
- 02Source-document index
- 03Application completeness report
- 04CAQH re-attestation calendar
- 05Open-request list
- 06Weekly Slack update with blocks and next actions
The work sequence
The source, the gap, the reviewer, the next date
Step 1
Collect the record
List each provider, payer, application, source document, portal status, and last confirmed action.
Step 2
Check completeness
Match the current request to the available evidence. Mark missing, stale, or contradictory items without inventing an answer.
Step 3
Route the next action
Assign each open item to the provider, practice owner, payer, or another accountable person.
Step 4
Keep the dates visible
Report follow-up dates, renewal dates, and re-attestation dates in the same weekly work record.
Current source record
The work starts from the accountable source
CAQH Provider Data Portal user guide
The current guide states that most providers must re-attest their data every 120 days.
CMS PECOS enrollment guidance
CMS uses PECOS for Medicare enrollment, changes, revalidation, and record management.
Limits
Credentialing has a clear boundary. The practice keeps the decision.
- Fidelic cannot approve a credential or guarantee a payer decision.
- Fidelic cannot sign a provider attestation.
- Fidelic cannot give legal or medical advice.
- The provider and practice remain responsible for complete and accurate information.
Bring us the work
Start with the deadline and what is blocked.
Start with the payer, the deadline, and what is blocked. Do not send patient records, passwords, or provider identifiers through the first form.