Medical Credentialing Services

Many time compliance policies are written in non-specific and vague terms. The trick is to know the intent and spirit of the guidelines and apply the general to the specific clinical situations. In many cases is not always immediately clear what is the correct interpretation. Just as in the law, precedent sometimes can be the determining factor.  It is important to trust and be aware of which guidelines apply to your situation.  This often requires the understanding of complicated government policies, audit information and even in payer practices. IC management will be there to assist you and keep your practice compliant.