United Concordia Dental, a Highmark company, administers the TRICARE Dental Program for military families along with commercial group plans. If you want to see military dependents or United Concordia members, you credential through their process, which pulls from CAQH. We handle it end to end and track your re-credentialing dates.
Start United Concordia credentialingUnited Concordia administers the TRICARE Dental Program, which covers the families of active-duty and reserve service members. In areas with a military presence, that is a substantial patient base you can only bill for once you are credentialed with United Concordia.
United Concordia also runs commercial and group dental plans through employers, so being in-network reaches patients beyond the TRICARE population as well.
Re-credentialing every three years applies here too. The initial enrollment gets handled; the renewal three years later gets forgotten, and network status lapses. We track every provider's date and file before the deadline.
Full credentialing lifecycle. Initial enrollment through ongoing re-credentialing.
We confirm your CAQH profile is complete, current, and attested before submitting to United Concordia. Getting this right up front is what keeps the application from bouncing back.
United Concordia provider enrollment completed and submitted with every required document, clean on the first pass to avoid the back-and-forth that adds weeks.
We check status weekly and answer United Concordia requests for more information the same day. No application sitting in a queue waiting for someone to call.
Once approved, we confirm your effective date, verify your listing in the United Concordia provider directory, and coordinate with billing so claims go out correctly from day one.
We track every provider's United Concordia re-credentialing deadline and file the renewal before the window closes, so your in-network status never lapses.
Adding a provider across several offices? We manage the full matrix so every provider is credentialed at every location without gaps.
United Concordia credentialing pulls from CAQH, so a complete, current, and attested profile is the foundation, with all identifiers, license, DEA, and malpractice current. From there the application goes in clean to avoid the back-and-forth that adds weeks.
Plan on 60 to 120 days from a complete submission to approval. If you are enrolling specifically for the TRICARE Dental Program, we make sure the file meets that program's requirements, not just the commercial network, so your military-family patients are billable from the effective date.
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Built and scaled a multi-location dental organization. Every new provider meant credentialing with every payer at every location. The paperwork, follow-ups, and timeline tracking were never handled well in-house.
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Yes. United Concordia administers the TRICARE Dental Program for military families. To see and bill for those patients, you credential with United Concordia through its process, which pulls from CAQH.
Yes. United Concordia pulls provider data from CAQH ProView, so your profile must be complete, current, and attested before applying.
Generally 60 to 120 days from a complete application to approval. Delays come from incomplete profiles, expired documents, or no follow-up, all of which we handle.
Every three years with United Concordia. We track each provider's renewal date and file before the window closes so your in-network status never lapses.
We handle enrollment with United Concordia from application through approval. CAQH, documents, follow-ups included.