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Committee hears bill to shorten credentialing timelines and increase provider transparency
Summary
House Bill 2683 would require carriers to approve credentialing applications within 30 days (down from 90) and post billing/coverage information to help providers determine eligibility and reimbursement processes; supporters said it will speed access, carriers warned about background checks, privacy and implementation burdens.
The House Healthcare and Wellness Committee heard public testimony on House Bill 2683, a measure aimed at speeding provider credentialing and improving transparency for clinicians and health-care sites.
Emily Poole, committee staff, said the bill would require carriers to approve or deny a completed credentialing application within 30 days beginning Jan. 1, 2027, rather than…
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