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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 30 MIN

#124: The Credentialing Mistakes Costing Clinics Thousands (Ft. Summer Pittman)

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This week on Strata Stories, Summer Pittman, a RCM Success Specialist, talks about one of the most overlooked revenue risks in rehab practices: credentialing. It sounds administrative. But the mistakes are expensive. Highlights from episode: • Clinics often start seeing patients before a confirmed payer effective date • Some insurers won’t retroactively credential, leaving entire plans of care unpaid • Missing welcome letters or documentation makes denials nearly impossible to appeal • New locations and new providers are frequent credentialing blind spots • Many practices sign payer contracts without fully understanding the fee schedule they're agreeing to • Going in-network with every payer isn’t always the smartest strategy If you’re opening a clinic, adding providers, or expanding locations, this episode is a great reminder that credentialing isn’t a checkbox. It’s revenue protection.If you'd like to learn more about how Strata’s Billing and EMR platform helps rehab clinics prevent denials and increase profitability, visit stratapt.com and book a demo with our team.If you have any questions, send us a note [email protected].

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