According to the company, it will help the State of Michigan to centralize credentials verification processes in an effort to streamline the process, reduce costs, and provide real-time access to continuously updated information.

In addition, the company supports a comprehensive provider data management platform, Encompass, which manages all provider data in real-time through a continuous centralized credentials verification process with on-demand reporting to the state and any subscribing outside stakeholders. This capability eliminates the redundancy and costs associated with current credentialing and provider data management, and gives Michigan centralized control of all of its provider data.

The company has added that it allows the State of Michigan to potentially acquire all of the pertinent information for the credentialing process from the license issue and renewal process, so that a provider would fill out only one application to practice in any facility or contract with any health plan in the state.

Matthew Haddad, president and CEO of Medversant, said: “A key to the selection of Medversant was our advanced provider data management platform and patented, game-changing process for continuous credentials verification, AutoVerifi, (US Patent 7,529,682).

“Our technology finds provider information from thousands of databanks all over the Web, verifies, and automatically updates and sends auto alert notifications based on status changes such as address changes, sanctions, or any other information update.”

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