Medical practice registration is the formal process that makes your clinic a legally recognized and operational entity. It means filing with state boards, securing tax IDs, and completing the compliance paperwork that turns a provider into a legit practice. Without it, medical practices can’t bill insurers, admit patients, or deliver care.
Prime Health United manages this process from start to finish. We prepare the necessary documents, submit applications in the correct order, and comply with all requirements, ensuring your practice is ready to see patients.
State medical boards, the IRS, and payer networks all have specific requirements. A single typo or missing form can hold approvals for weeks or months. Medical practices often underestimate the need for verifications and document formats across systems, which delays the registration process.
Prime Health United prepares your filings exactly the way medical boards expect. After submitting applications, we follow up with boards until all approvals are through, so practice can start as soon as possible.
We collect the core information about the practice, like name, address, provider credentials, and ownership structure
Our team accurately prepares the forms that state and payers require, including NPI, EIN, tax IDs, and compliance paperwork.
We process the filing with the relevant state boards and make sure each requirement is addressed on time.
Once the registration is approved and issued, the medical practice will receive official proof of registration. PHU also supports practices with any follow-up requests and additional filings.
It covers the essentials like state business registration, NPI application, and EIN setup so your practice is legally recognized. (Excluding Govt Fee)
Includes everything in Basic, plus Medicare enrollment setup and preparation of commercial insurance applications for the payers by practice choice. (Excluding Govt Fee)
This package includes all state and federal registrations, Medicare/Medicaid submissions, and commercial payer enrollment, with state board follow-up until approvals are confirmed. (Excluding Govt Fee)
Starting a practice without proper registration leads to legal holds, missing NPIs, EIN mismatches, and delayed state filings. That means weeks of lost time and inability to bill legally.
Prime Health United handles the full workflow of registration services in sequence, compliant, and ready for operations without delays.
Yes. Your practice must exist as a recognized legal entity before payers will credential or remit payment. Without this, insurers typically won’t accept claims under your clinic’s name.
Provider licensing (like MD or NP) lets the clinician practice medicine. Practice registration (e.g., LLC, PLLC) legally establishes the clinic entity for billing, tax purposes, and compliance. Practice needs both to operate and get reimbursed.
It varies by state. For instance:
Delays often happen when supporting documents (e.g., EIN, operating agreement) aren’t ready.
Yes. If you practice across multiple states (e.g., telehealth or multi-site clinics), you must register separately in each state. Each has its own rules, fees, and documents.
Common hold-ups are missing malpractice certificates, unsigned operating agreements, or incomplete IRS forms for EIN. Having these ready makes things move faster.
Yes. A Type 2 National Provider Identifier (NPI) identifies the clinic as a billing entity and is essential for submitting practice-level claims. It’s separate from a provider’s Type 1 NPI, which identifies individual clinicians (e.g., a physician or nurse practitioner). Most group practices need both: Type 1 for the individual provider and Type 2 for the clinic itself.
You’ll receive your state registration certificate, EIN confirmation, and organizational NPI. These documents are essential for onboarding with payers, hospitals, and applying for prescribing licenses if needed.
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