Skilled Nursing Is In CPAN's DNA
CPAN started working with skilled nursing facilities over 20 years ago. Our deep understanding of the industry has led to streamlined processes, improved referrals and faster collection of payments. We represent our partners to insurers and equip them with the tools and services they need to be successful and efficient.
Our deep understanding of the industry has led to streamlined processes, improved referrals and faster collection of payments.
Credentialing SNFs
Our smooth, efficient and professional credentialing processes ensure each organization in our network meets the quality care standards expected and required by payors.
CPAN accelerates the process as the nexus between payors and skilled nursing facilities. We work with you to get documentation provided by our network members into contracts, accurately and efficiently. This one-shop model cuts the overall startup time and revenue flow for new business.
CPAN is a delegated credentialing authority with major national insurance companies. We offer continuing education and industry updates to provide the network with the best and most up-to-date industry information
Continuity Of Case And Timely Reimbursement
Our case management team will work with you and discharge planners to maximize continuity of care and to secure reimbursement. Your CPAN team will consist of registered nurses (RNs), licensed practical nurses (LPNs), and certified case managers (CCM).
Our team of professionals has the experience and expertise to advance the process quickly and accurately. We strive to maintain a vast knowledge of managed care practices and protocols for case management. Our team’s workflow and practices mirror those of our payors. The resulting workflow is an efficient and streamlined process with initial referrals and updates. Clear communication is tailored to the needs of what our managed care providers need to see: case reviews and balanced review for the continued coverage of our members.
Our certified case managers will also help you navigate the bureaucratic aspects of managed care – guidelines and requirements.