Live Directory, Not a Snapshot
Provider status, location, and network participation update in real time, not on a quarterly refresh.
Onboarding, credentialing, eligibility, referrals, and reimbursement for IPAs, ACOs, and health systems, kept current automatically by Aipass™ instead of refreshed on a quarterly cycle.
AIAipass™ re-verified 1,204 licenses overnight and surfaced 9 records that need a credentialing specialist.
HealthOS Provider is the workspace where credentialing, directory, referral, and contract data live for IPAs, ACOs, health systems, and the networks they operate. It reads and writes to the same live record CAPS and Plan use, so a change to a provider's status or contract is visible everywhere the moment it happens, supporting CMS Interoperability Rule directory obligations without a separate export process.
Provider status, location, and network participation update in real time, not on a quarterly refresh.
Directory and credentialing data connect directly to claims, eligibility, and quality data across HealthOS.
License, sanction, and network adequacy checks run in the background, not just at recredentialing.
Most provider directories go stale the moment they're exported. HealthOS Provider runs on the same secure, shared core as every HealthOS workspace, so directory and credentialing data stay accurate by default rather than by manual maintenance.
Credentialing decisions and directory changes are logged, supporting HITRUST and SOC 2 Type II obligations by default.
Directory, credentialing, and contract data connect directly to the same record CAPS and Plan already use.
Primary source verification and network adequacy monitoring run continuously in the background.
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Primary source verification checks license, board certification, sanctions, and exclusion lists automatically, so credentialing staff review results instead of chasing documents.
The same visibility carries forward for the life of the provider relationship.
A provider or group submits credentialing information through the portal or a delegated feed.
Aipass™ checks licenses, certifications, and exclusion lists automatically, flagging anything that needs review.
Fee schedules and contract terms are finalized and linked to the provider's record.
The provider goes live in the directory the moment credentialing and contracting are complete.
Sanctions, license renewals, and quality metrics are tracked continuously.
Aipass™ runs primary source verification and network adequacy checks continuously in the background, surfacing only what actually needs a credentialing specialist's attention.
Learn more about Aipass™Analysis completeState license verified · Board certification current · Primary source check returned an updated sanction record requiring human review.
RecommendationRoute to credentialing specialist with the source record and comparison history attached.
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Role-based access control, encryption in transit and at rest, and a complete audit log across every module — the same baseline for every HealthOS workspace.
Every HealthOS workspace reads and writes to the same core. Start with Provider, connect the rest whenever your team is ready.
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