
A network you can defend.
When an auditor, a regulator, or a member asks about a provider, you answer the same day instead of opening an investigation into your own network. Nothing to assemble, reconstruct, or explain away.
Credence credentials the transportation providers in your network, along with the drivers and vehicles that serve your members, and keeps every credential current. We do the work as a fully managed service. You get a network that meets your standards, and the proof to show it.

To them, the company that pulls up to the door isn’t a subcontractor. It’s you. Credence is a fully managed credentialing service for healthcare transportation networks. We credential the providers your members ride with — their companies, their drivers, and their vehicles — hold them to the standard you set, and keep that standard current. Your team never has to run it.
Every provider in your network verified against one standard.
Every credential watched daily, not once a cycle.
Documentation ready before anyone asks for it.
Health plans hold clinical providers to rigorous, well-documented credentialing standards. The transportation providers who meet members at their door often get far less scrutiny: checked once at contracting, left to a broker, or tracked in spreadsheets. Brokers and vendors are measured on on-time rides and complaint rates, rarely on whether every provider behind those rides is credentialed and current. When something lapses, the accountability still lands with you.
Expired insurance, lapsed licenses, and missed renewals tend to surface after the fact — in a complaint, an incident, or an audit finding.
Proving compliance means pulling records from brokers, providers, and inboxes every time a regulator asks.
Providers join and leave, drivers turn over, vehicles change. A one-time check is out of date long before the next recredentialing cycle.
Four steps, all of them ours.
We start with your state contract, your policies, and your accreditation requirements, and turn them into one credentialing standard for every provider in your network.
We bring each provider into the process and verify what your standard requires: business licensure and insurance, vehicles, and the drivers who serve your members. All outreach and follow-up is ours.
Each credential carries its own expiration date. We watch all of them, contact providers 90 days ahead, and stay on it until the renewal is in.
You get regular network status reporting, and documentation for any provider as of any date, whenever you ask for it.

When an auditor, a regulator, or a member asks about a provider, you answer the same day instead of opening an investigation into your own network. Nothing to assemble, reconstruct, or explain away.

An expired policy stops being a liability question and becomes a scheduling detail. Nothing lapses quietly, and no one is driving your members on paperwork that ran out last month.

Capacity and compliance stop competing. You can add providers where members need rides — in rural counties, or for wheelchair and stretcher trips — and hold every one of them to the same standard.

No credentialing operation to staff, no vendor software to administer, no process your team owns when someone leaves. You get reporting and a dedicated contact, and secure online access whenever you want to look for yourself.
Meet your contractual and accreditation obligations for transportation without building a credentialing operation to do it.
Hold every provider in your state to the same credentialing standard, whether they work through a broker, a managed care plan, or directly with the program.
One clear process, a team that helps them through it, and drivers who finish their part from a phone in about twenty minutes.
Credentialing only protects you if it holds up under review.
We build credentialing criteria around your state contract, your policies, and your accreditation needs, and apply them the same way every time.
Every credential is reviewed by our team and verified, with the date and outcome on record. Providers are screened against federal and state exclusion lists.
Approvals, renewals, and exceptions are recorded with who, what, and when, so your file is complete before anyone asks for it.
Tell us about your network and what you’re accountable for. In 30 minutes, we’ll walk through how Credence would credential it, using your own providers.