Trusted by independent practices across the US

One expired credential
can cost your practice
thousands.

CredVault tracks every license, DEA, CAQH ProView, malpractice policy, and board certification for your entire practice — and alerts you before anything lapses.

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THE COST OF LAPSING

The cost of a single lapsed credential

Healthcare practices face real financial and legal consequences when credentialing slips. Most still manage it in spreadsheets.

Up to $10K
Per violation fine
DEA fines for practicing on an expired registration can reach $10,000 per violation under federal law.
45–90 days
Re-credentialing window
The average time to reinstate payer enrollment after a lapse — during which claims are denied.
72%
Still using spreadsheets
Most independent practices have no automated alerts and discover expirations only when renewals are overdue.
WHAT YOU GET

Everything your practice needs to stay compliant

Comprehensive credential tracking and automated workflows — designed for practice managers who don't have time for complexity.

Complete credential coverage

Track medical licenses, DEA, CAQH ProView, malpractice policies, board certifications, and NPI revalidation — for every provider, in one place.

Automated expiration alerts

Receive email reminders at 60, 30, 14, and 7 days before any credential expires. Never discover a lapse on the day of a payer audit.

AI-powered bulk import

Already tracking in Excel or a PDF? Upload it and our AI extracts and structures all credential records automatically in seconds.

Practice-wide dashboard

See every provider's credentialing health in one view — expired, critical, at-risk payer relationships, and completeness scores surfaced immediately.

Built-in AI assistant

Ask questions and give commands in plain English: 'What's expiring this month?' or 'Update Dr. Park's DEA to March 2027.' It understands your practice.

Audit-ready exports

Download expiring or expired credential CSVs on demand. Share clean, formatted reports with payers or credentialing committees in one click.

HOW IT WORKS

From setup to compliant in minutes

No training needed. No consultant required. If you can use email, you can use CredVault.

1

Add your providers

Enter provider names and specialties in seconds. Or bulk-import your existing roster from Excel or a PDF — our AI handles the extraction.

2

Log credentials

Attach each credential with its type, state, and expiration date. Import from existing records and we fill everything in automatically.

3

Let CredVault watch

Automated alerts go out at 60, 30, 14, and 7 days. Your dashboard flags only what needs attention — nothing more.

TRUSTED BY PRACTICES

What practice managers are saying

"

We used to track everything in a shared Google Sheet. The first time CredVault caught an expiring DEA two months out, it paid for itself. I can't imagine going back.

SM
Dr. Sarah M.
Internal Medicine · Solo practice, Austin TX
"

I manage credentialing for 8 providers across two locations. Before this, I was living in my calendar with manual reminders. Now I check the dashboard once a week and I'm done.

MT
Maria T.
Practice Administrator · Group practice, Chicago IL
"

Setup took 20 minutes. I uploaded our spreadsheet and it pulled everything in automatically. My billing coordinator now runs the whole credentialing process herself — no consultants needed.

JK
James K.
Office Manager · Orthopedic practice, Phoenix AZ
PRICING

Transparent pricing. No surprises.

14-day free trial on every plan. No credit card required to start.

Solo

Up to 3 providers
$49/mo
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Group

Up to 15 providers
$99/mo
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Mid-Size

Up to 50 providers
$199/mo
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