See which doctor documents need renewing before confirming information with health insurers. Report a malpractice claim, expired license, or other serious change and the checklist warns you to pause for a qualified healthcare lawyer’s review. These warnings are included in Free and Pro. Do not confirm the profile until those issues have been reviewed. You arrange the review yourself; Reattest Prep does not provide legal advice or submit updates.
| Group size | Credentialing service* | Reattest Prep | Monthly delta |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 providers | $150 – $600 | $49 | $101 – $551 |
| 5 providers | $250 – $1,000 | $49 | $201 – $951 |
| 10 providers | $500 – $2,000 | $49 | $451 – $1,951 |
| 15 providers | $750 – $3,000 | $49 | $701 – $2,951 |
No. You get a checklist of details to review, expiring documents, and due dates. You still update and confirm the information yourself in CAQH ProView, the clinician profile service used by health insurers. If you report a serious change, such as a malpractice claim or expired medical license, pause for a qualified healthcare lawyer’s review before confirming. Acknowledging a warning does not clear the issue. You arrange the review; Reattest Prep does not submit updates, contact lawyers, or provide legal advice.
CAQH ProView Provider Documentation. CAQH requires each provider to attest (re-verify) their profile every 120 days. If the window lapses, participating payers pause downstream re-credentialing and directory workflows.
Credentialing services typically charge $50–$200 per provider per month (source: 2026 cost benchmarks from Zedtreeo, Medwave, Maverick Health). A 5-provider group pays $250–$1,000/month. Reattest Prep is flat $49/mo regardless of roster size — it wedges below the outsourced option while removing the two most painful parts (next-due window per provider and the disclosure/escalation prep).
When you report a malpractice claim, expired medical license, or another serious change, the checklist warns you to pause before confirming the clinician’s information with health insurers. It points out who to contact and deadlines to verify, not what you legally must report. Warnings are included in Free and Pro and depend on your answers. Acknowledging a warning does not clear the issue. You must arrange a qualified healthcare lawyer’s review before confirming the profile; neither plan includes legal advice or contacts a lawyer for you.
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Your roster + document expiries are held in your browser (localStorage). Audit-log entries are stored server-side, keyed to your Clerk user ID, so you can pull a CSV for an auditor.