ClearPathPayer
Expirables & Maintenance

The lapse you don't see until claims start denying.

Credentialing breakdowns drive sudden claim denials when CAQH attestations expire or licenses renew without payer notification. ClearPath Payer ensures continuous compliance.

Automated Expirables Radar

Critical Expiration Milestones Tracked by ClearPath Payer

Every license, DEA registration, and CAQH attestation monitored 24/7.

Every 120 Days

CAQH ProView 120-Day Re-Attestation

Risk: Health plans automatically freeze provider status on file

ClearPath Payer Fix: Automated attestation countdown bot with 30, 15, and 5-day warning triggers.

Every 1–2 Years (State Dependent)

State Medical / Nursing Licenses

Risk: Immediate loss of legal billing authority and retroactive claim recovery

ClearPath Payer Fix: Direct API integration with 50 state licensing boards for renewal auto-sync.

Every 3 Years

Federal DEA & State CSR Registrations

Risk: Prescriptive authority invalidated across pharmacy networks

ClearPath Payer Fix: Address and schedule synchronization with DOJ DEA registry.

Annual Carrier Renewal

Certificate of Insurance (Malpractice COI)

Risk: Payer panels terminate in-network contract without active policy schedule

ClearPath Payer Fix: Automated COI capture from insurance brokers with retroactive gap verification.

Every 2–3 Years

Health Plan Re-credentialing Cycles

Risk: Sudden termination of commercial network participation

ClearPath Payer Fix: Proactive 180-day pre-filing workflow so contracts never lapse.

Revenue Cycle Defense

Lapsed Credentialing is a Claim Denial Problem

Most practices blame the billing department when claims deny for CO-197 or CO-24. In reality, 40%+ of authorization denials trace directly to lapsed credentialing.

The Anatomy of a Silent Credentialing Denial:
  1. Clinician forgets 120-day CAQH ProView re-attestation reminder email.
  2. Commercial payer portal flags provider record as inactive or non-compliant.
  3. Next month's batch claims deny as 'Provider Not In-Network' (CARC Code CO-197).
  4. Billing team spends 3 weeks researching EHR mapping before realizing credentialing lapsed.
  5. Practice writes off $30,000+ in non-retroactive outpatient visits.
The ClearPath Payer Prevention Shield:
  • Automated token re-attestation executed 14 days before CAQH expiration.
  • State license renewals polled directly from state board databases.
  • Proactive re-credentialing dossiers submitted to payers 180 days prior to cycle cutoff.
Zero Long-Term Contract · Full BAA Provided

Protect Your Practice Against Unnecessary Denials

Automate expirables tracking and 120-day CAQH attestations with ClearPath Payer.

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