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ADA Launches New Credentialing Service T


he ADA Credentialing Service is a new member benefit to streamline the cre- dentialing process, allowing you to input, store and update your professional credentials in one centralized location.


OVERVIEW


This service helps eliminate repetitive paperwork for you and your staff, requiring you to input your credentials only one time. Designed specifically for the den- tal market, this securely designed portal stores your information and makes it available to payers, hospitals and employers.


By visiting ADA.org/


credentialing, dentists can login using their ADA User ID and Password to register their cre-


dentials. The service allows den- tists to input, store and update their professional credentials in one centralized location. By entering their information one time, it will then be available to third-party payers, hospitals and employers. The ADA currently is engaging payers to become clients of this new service and is encouraging dentists to register their credentials to help secure the participation of third-party payers. Additionally, the ADA Credentialing Service is free.


Take note of two features: The website has a chat function to use, should you have questions, and if you run out of time or get called away, you can save the data you have entered and return to complete.


LOOKING AHEAD


The securely designed service will house user data, and the ADA plans to make verification of data available in the next phase of the project. Payers, hos- pitals and employers will be able to access provider credentials for a nominal fee. The ADA is work- ing with SKYGEN USA to engage their subsidiary Scion Dental, which provides dental payment solutions to government and commercial payers.


Go online to check it out! Your participation is important because by completing your credentials in this portal, the ADA can leverage your support to secure the participation of additional payers.


Credentialing Service


 Eases administrative burdens by keeping your information all in one place


 Input your information only once and it is then available to the payers, hospitals and em- ployers that you select, making the enrollment process faster and easier.


 Your information will be pre-populated from the ADA member database


 Simply upload and store any supporting documents


 Easy login with your ADA User ID and password


 Securely designed environment


 Built in reminders update you when your licenses or certifica- tions are due to expire


Benefits of ADA


Faster, Easier Credentialing


• Centralized database available to payers, hospitals and employers


• Takes 20 minutes or less • Securely designed


The ADA Credentialing Service is a new member benefit that helps streamline the credentialing process. This service allows you to input, store and update your professional credentials in one centralized location, reducing repetitive paperwork for you and your office staff. By entering your credentials only one time, your information will be stored in this securely designed portal and will be available to third- party payers.


The ADA is working with SKYGEN USA to engage their subsidiary Scion Dental, which provides dental payment solutions to government and commercial payers. By completing your credentials in this portal, the ADA can leverage your support to secure the participation of additional payers.


As an ADA member, this service is free. Register now! ADA.org/credentialing 36 focus | SEP/OCT 2016 | ISSUE 5


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