No provider goes out of network on your watch.
A CAQH attestation lapsed 120 days after the last one, a commercial re-credentialing packet sat unsubmitted, and now claims are denying for a provider who's been seeing patients all month. CredCycle keeps every credential and payer cycle on one board, starts the follow-ups early, and keeps the proof. Built for independent practices and small groups.
Real data, nothing to install. Or get early access if you'd rather we set it up on your own records.
Ask it the way you'd ask your credentialing coordinator — "whose billing is at risk right now?" — and get the answer straight from your records. Works with AI helpers like Claude and ChatGPT, if your practice uses them.
| Provider | Credential | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Dr. A. Farrell, MD | CAQH attestation | LAPSED 4d |
| K. Osei, NP | Collaborative practice agreement | LAPSED 13d |
| Dr. P. Rahim, DO | CAQH attestation | 22d left |
What it keeps in network
CAQH on its 120-day clock
Attestations lapse quietly every four months and take the payer directory with them. Tracked per provider on its own cycle, chased before it expires.
Every payer, every cycle
Medicare revalidation, Medicaid renewals, and commercial re-credentialing tracked separately per payer — because they don't share a calendar.
Follow-ups that start early
Reminders at 90, 45, and 14 days, because a packet submitted a month out is already late with most plans.
Billing risk, visible
A single view of which providers have a lapsed enrollment right now — the ones whose claims are denying while you read this.
A lapsed payer enrollment denies every claim that provider bills. Groups over 10 providers from $99/mo.
Questions people ask
What is CredCycle?
Provider credentialing and payer enrollment tracking for medical practices. CAQH attestations, Medicare revalidation, re-credentialing cycles, and licenses on one board.
Who is CredCycle for?
provider credentialing and payer enrollment tracking for medical practices.
How much does CredCycle cost?
CredCycle costs $49 per month, per practice, not per provider, after a 14-day trial. A card is taken at signup and you are not charged until the trial ends. You can cancel at any time in one click.
Do I have to install anything?
No. CredCycle runs in your browser. There is nothing to install and nothing for your IT person to set up — you can try the live demo on this page right now without creating an account.
Can CredCycle work with an AI assistant?
Yes. If your office already uses an AI helper like Claude or ChatGPT, it can answer questions straight from your records — "who's overdue right now?" — without you opening the board. It can only look things up, never change anything, and every question it asks is written to your activity log. We set the connection up for you.
Where does Dr. Rahim stand with each payer?
Search provider credentials by provider name, payer, or credential type. Returns matching records with due date and status (current, with payer, action needed, lapsed).
Which enrollments have lapsed, so claims are denying?
List providers with a lapsed or missing credential or payer enrollment — the ones whose claims are denying or about to. Most urgent first.
Which CAQH attestations and payer packets are due in 30 days?
List credentials and payer cycles due within the next N days (default 90), including CAQH attestations and re-credentialing packets.
How much of our billing is exposed to a credentialing gap?
Get the credentialing summary: totals for tracked credentials, action needed, lapsed with billing at risk, due in 30 days, and sitting with the payer.
Get early access
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