Wait times rise as providers wait
Patient wait times have climbed to 31 days on average, increasing 19% in two years — while providers remain unable to practice due to credentialing and enrollment delays.
Delays in provider readiness show up everywhere
Revenue is lost before care begins
Each day a provider isn’t ready represents over $10,000 in lost revenue — delaying care delivery, slowing growth, and creating inefficiencies across the health system or hospital.
Nothing moves until providers are ready. Discover more:
Before providers can deliver care or generate revenue, they must be credentialed and enrolled. This infographic shows how delays in readiness impact access, growth, and financial performance.