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Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about NCQA’s various programs. If you don’t see what you are looking for in one of the entries below, you can ask a question through My NCQA.
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Find the Standards and Guidelines document in the NCQA eStore.
Provider Network Accreditation assesses an organization’s performance in the following key areas:
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Find the Standards and Guidelines document in the NCQA eStore.
If you are not currently accredited and want to learn more, contact NCQA. If you are currently accredited and want to talk to someone about your status or about renewing or adding accreditations, submit a question through My NCQA.
The first step to earning accreditation is a discussion with an NCQA program expert. Purchase and review the program resources, conduct a gap analysis and submit your online application.
Align your organization’s processes with the CR standards. NCQA conducts the survey and determines your accreditation status within 30 days of the final review.
See a step-by-step process.
Credentialing Accreditation assesses an organization’s performance in the following areas:
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NCQA Credentialing Accreditation is a comprehensive program that evaluates the operations of organizations providing full-scope credentialing services, which include verifying practitioner credentials, designated credentialing-committee review of practitioners and monitoring practitioner sanctions.
Credentialing Accreditation is for organizations that provide full scope credentialing services. Eligible organizations:
Note: A “practitioner network” is the practitioner network of clients and organizations.