Helping Hands Credentialing functions as an outsourced credentialing department of one for ABA agencies that need ongoing support with provider enrollment, roster management, demographic updates, payer follow-up, and credentialing oversight.
Limited to 5 active agency partners at a time.


An outsourced credentialing department of one for ABA therapy organizations.
Not every growing ABA agency is ready to add a full-time credentialing employee.
When credentialing responsibilities are divided between the owner, billing department, and administrative team, important tasks can become difficult to track and maintain.
Fractional Credentialing gives your organization a designated credentialing resource responsible for helping keep provider data, rosters, payer follow-up, and ongoing credentialing operations organized.
Fractional Credentialing is designed for:
Your credentialing operation should not be scattered across multiple departments.
Fractional Credentialing helps address:
Ongoing roster maintenance may include:
Routine maintenance of provider and organizational information, including:
Ongoing credentialing record maintenance may include:
We help monitor:
Ongoing support may include:
Every Fractional Credentialing plan includes scheduled Zoom review meetings.
These operational reviews are designed to help both teams stay aligned on:
Routine communication and status updates continue throughout the month.

Up to 25 Covered Clinical Staff
Includes:
Up to 50 Covered Clinical Staff
Includes:
Up to 75 Covered Clinical Staff
Includes:
76–100+ Covered Clinical Staff
Organizations with more than 100 covered clinical staff require custom pricing.
Covered Clinical Staff refers to the clinicians whose credentialing-related information and records Helping Hands is responsible for maintaining.
This may include:
The plan level is based on the size of the clinical roster being maintained.

Helping Hands Credentialing is an independent credentialing consulting firm and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, The Joint Commission, CMS, or any insurance payer. Licensure, accreditation, enrollment, credentialing, and contracting decisions are made by the applicable regulatory agency, accrediting organization, government program, or payer. Consulting services do not guarantee approval and do not constitute legal advice.
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