My daughter Melanie Collins and I are the owners of IMJ Credentialing. I have over 25 years of experience working in the Administrative field as an Office Manager for business owners such as: Contractors,  Lead Inspectors, Mental Health/ Medical  practitioners and more.    I have trained and managed billing, collections,  credentialing /enrollment processing, customer service and  quality assurance.  Melanie brings a wealth of knowledge from her Bachelor's degree in Business Communications and experience in Marketing and Business Management.  Due to over half of U.S. companies outsourcing various tasks to keep labor costs low and increase efficiency, we found that offering our services would be a smart move for this company and our clients.  We started the business with a mission  to offer secretarial services to students and entrepreneurs from small start ups to large corporations.  Our company acts as a call center for your business, assisting with scheduling and registering your client's/patient's.  We also assist with basic tasks such as typing, data entry, email management, mailings and much more.  Our specialty is in payer enrollment services and verification of patient health benefits for medical and mental health professionals.  This specialty not only assists clinicians by removing the overwhelming burden of completing massive amounts of paperwork, but it also helps put an end to turning patients away due to not accepting health insurance plans.  The payer enrollment process is done by gathering pertinent information such as malpractice insurance, state licenses, employment history and more in order to prepare for the credentialing process.  This includes, but is not limited to, enrolling clinicians into various health insurance plans so that they can become participating health insurance providers in their field of practice.  The process can take anywhere from 30 days to 120 days or more depending on eligibility and network status; therefore, we always advise clinicians to start early!  

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Throughout the years, I found that the credentialing aspect has always been the "overwhelming process" that many clinicians dreaded.  They all seem to paint a dark cloud over the entire process....giving it theme music that expresses dark melodic undertones with a witch cackling over a poisonous brew.   It's funny ...​​

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