An expired credential turns finished work into unbillable work.
The full employee lifecycle plus the compliance layer that ambulatory HR systems usually skip: licenses, DEA registrations, board certifications, CAQH attestations and payer enrollments tracked to their expiration dates, with monthly OIG and SAM exclusion screening that actually runs and retains its evidence.
Every credential an organization depends on to bill — state license, DEA registration, board certification, malpractice coverage, BLS/ACLS, CAQH attestation, payer enrollment and revalidation — is tracked with its expiration date and an escalating alert schedule that starts months out, not the week it lapses. Payer enrollment status is visible per provider, per NPI and per payer, including revalidation dates and effective dates, so nobody schedules a provider into a plan they are not yet enrolled with and discovers it on the remittance. Primary source verification is documented with the source, the date and the person who performed it. When a payer or an accreditor asks for the file, the file exists.
The OIG List of Excluded Individuals and Entities and the SAM exclusion database are screened monthly for every employee, contracted provider and vendor, with the search, the date, the result and the reviewer retained as evidence. Federal guidance expects monthly screening; the exposure for employing an excluded individual is not just the overpayment but civil monetary penalties on every claim touched. Mandatory training — HIPAA privacy and security, OSHA bloodborne pathogens and hazard communication, compliance program, and any state-required curriculum — is assigned by role, tracked to completion and stored with a signed attestation. Policy acknowledgments work the same way, so the compliance binder is a report rather than a project.
Requisitions, applicants and interview stages run in the system, and the selected candidate converts into an employee record without re-entering a single field. Onboarding runs a checklist: I-9 and E-Verify where applicable, W-4 and state withholding, direct deposit, benefits election, badge and system access, required training and the credentialing file. Scheduling covers clinical and administrative shifts with coverage rules, and worked hours flow into payroll with FLSA overtime calculated on actual hours rather than assumed ones. PTO accrues by policy, requests route for approval, and the employee sees pay stubs, W-2s, benefits and time-off balances from a self-service portal instead of emailing HR. Offboarding revokes access, closes the credential file and produces the final pay calculation.
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State licenses, DEA, board certification, malpractice, BLS/ACLS and CAQH — with escalating alerts starting months before expiration.
Enrollment and revalidation status by provider, NPI and payer, with effective dates so nobody bills under an unenrolled provider.
Monthly screening of employees, contracted providers and vendors, with search evidence retained for audit.
HIPAA, OSHA bloodborne pathogens, hazard communication and compliance-program training assigned by role with signed attestations.
Clinical and administrative scheduling with coverage rules, swaps and approvals. Worked hours flow straight into payroll.
Pay stubs, W-2s, PTO balances and requests, benefits, documents and policy acknowledgments — from any device, 24/7.
Requisitions, applicant tracking, interview stages, and an onboarding checklist covering I-9/E-Verify, tax forms, access and training.
Performance reviews, corrective action with documented steps, and a personnel file that holds up if the matter goes further.
No interfaces to build. No HL7 feeds to maintain. No per-transaction integration fees. Data flows between pillars from day one.
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