Provider Credentialing

Healthcare Credentialing Fax Service — Payer Enrollment Documents

Fax licenses, certifications, and credentialing applications to insurance payers, hospital medical staff offices, and credentialing organizations. No fax machine, no account, no subscription. Enable HIPAA Mode for compliant transmission with instant BAA and audit logs.

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U.S. & Canada fax numbers
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When to Fax Credentialing Documents

Insurance payers, hospitals, and credentialing organizations commonly accept faxed credentialing documents, especially when:

  • You are submitting initial credentialing applications to insurance payers
  • A payer requests additional documentation for your application
  • You need to send updated licenses or certifications before they expire
  • You are applying for hospital privileges at a new facility
  • CAQH ProView requires faxed supporting documents with a cover sheet
  • You are re-credentialing and need to submit verification documents

Common credentialing documents people fax:

State medical or professional licenses
DEA certificate and board certifications
Malpractice insurance certificate of coverage
CV/curriculum vitae and work history verification
W-9 tax identification form and NPI verification
Hospital privilege letters and payer-specific applications

Important: Always verify each payer's current fax number before sending. Credentialing fax numbers change and vary by payer, region, and provider type.

Before You Fax Your Credentialing Documents

Reduce delays by ensuring your submission is complete:

1

Verify the payer's fax number

  • Contact the payer's provider enrollment department
  • Check the payer's website for credentialing submission instructions
  • Some payers have different fax numbers for initial vs. re-credentialing
2

Check all documents are current

  • Expired licenses or certifications will be rejected
  • Malpractice insurance must show current coverage dates
  • Board certifications should reflect your current status
3

Update your CAQH ProView profile

  • Most commercial payers pull credentialing data from CAQH
  • Attest your profile every 120 days to keep it active
  • Upload supporting documents or fax with a CAQH cover sheet
4

Organize your documents

  • Group documents by payer if sending to multiple organizations
  • Include a cover sheet identifying the provider and application type
  • Keep copies of everything you send for your records

Did you know? The average credentialing process takes 60-180 days. Having delivery confirmation from your fax helps track submissions and reduces the "did they receive it?" uncertainty.

How to Fax Credentialing Documents with OneFaxNow

1

Gather your credentialing documents

Collect licenses, certifications, insurance certificates, and application forms. Scan to PDF or upload as DOCX, JPG/JPEG, PNG, or TIF/TIFF.

2

Upload your documents

Go to HIPAA Fax and upload your credentialing documents. Multiple files merge into a single fax. Supports up to 50 pages and 20 MB per file.

3

Add a cover page

Include the provider name, NPI, and "Credentialing Application" in the subject. OneFaxNow generates a cover page, or upload your own.

4

Enter the payer's fax number

Enter the credentialing department's fax number. Verify this on the payer's website or by calling their provider services line.

5

Enable HIPAA Mode for sensitive documents

HIPAA Mode provides compliant transmission with instant BAA, encryption, audit logs, and secure file deletion. Recommended for all credentialing documents.

6

Pay only if delivery succeeds

Standard: $3.50 for 1-10 pages or $5.00 for 11-50 pages.

HIPAA: $6.50 for 1-10 pages or $10.00 for 11-50 pages.

If delivery fails after retries, you pay $0.

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Why Use OneFaxNow for Credentialing Faxing?

HIPAA-compliant for provider credentials

Credentialing documents contain sensitive provider information. HIPAA Mode provides encryption, instant BAA, audit logs, and secure file deletion.

Reduce credentialing delays

Credentialing already takes 60-180 days. Get instant delivery confirmation instead of wondering if your documents arrived by mail.

Delivery confirmation you can track

Staff often re-fax documents without knowing if previous faxes arrived. OneFaxNow provides real-time tracking and email confirmation.

Automatic retries for busy payer lines

Insurance payer fax lines handle high volume. OneFaxNow retries up to 3 times. Track each attempt on your status page.

No account or subscription

Send credentialing faxes as needed without a monthly plan. Perfect for practices that only fax during credentialing cycles.

Pay only on successful delivery

Your card is authorized at checkout. If the payer's fax line fails after all retries, the authorization is released and you pay $0.

Credentialing Fax Pricing

Credentialing packets often include multiple licenses and certifications.

Standard Credentialing Fax

Basic license copies and certifications

1-10 pages$3.50
11-50 pages$5.00
RECOMMENDED

HIPAA Credentialing Fax

Complete applications with sensitive data

1-10 pages$6.50
11-50 pages$10.00
  • U.S. & Canada fax numbers only
  • Cover page counts toward total page count
  • Pay only on successful delivery

Healthcare Credentialing Fax Questions

Can I fax credentialing documents to insurance payers?

Yes. Many insurance payers and credentialing organizations still accept or require faxed copies of licenses, certifications, and enrollment forms. Always verify the payer's current fax number before sending.

Do I need HIPAA mode for credentialing faxes?

If your credentialing documents include any Protected Health Information, medical records, or sensitive provider data, HIPAA mode provides compliant transmission with instant BAA, encryption, and audit logs. For basic license and certificate copies, standard fax may suffice.

How long does the credentialing process take?

The average credentialing process takes 60 to 180 days from start to finish. Delays often result from errors in applications, missing documents, or slow payer response times. Having delivery confirmation from your fax can help track submissions.

What documents do I need for provider credentialing?

Common documents include state medical licenses, DEA certificate, board certifications, malpractice insurance certificate, CV, W-9, hospital privilege letters, NPI verification, and payer-specific application forms.

Can I fax documents to CAQH?

CAQH ProView allows document uploads through their portal, and some supporting documents can be faxed with a CAQH-generated cover sheet. Check CAQH's current submission guidelines for specific instructions.

What if the payer's fax line is busy?

OneFaxNow automatically retries up to 3 times if the line is busy or unavailable. You can track each attempt in real time. If all retries fail, you pay $0.

Ready to Fax Your Credentialing Documents?

Upload your licenses, certifications, and applications. Enter the payer's fax number and send. No fax machine, no subscription, and no account required. HIPAA mode available for secure transmission.

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