Caqh attestation form 2025

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The document outlines the Standard Authorization, Attestation, and Release process required for healthcare providers seeking participation, membership, or clinical privileges with specified healthcare organizations. It details the obligations of the applicant to provide accurate information for credentialing, authorizes investigations into their qualifications and history, and releases entities from liability regarding the information shared during this process. The applicant acknowledges that acceptance is not guaranteed and agrees to notify any changes in their application information.

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How often is a CAQH attestation required?

Frequently Asked Questions Providers should update their CAQH profile at least every 120 days. Regular updates ensure that all information remains current, which is critical for credentialing and compliance purposes. Automated reminders from CAQH can help you stay on schedule.

How often does CAQH need to be attested?

If providers do not attest within the required timeframe, their CAQH Provider Data Portal status will be changed to Expired.

How often does CAQH need to be updated?

If you miss the window to re-attest with CAQH, your information will no longer be accessible to the health plans or other organizations youve authorized to access your profile, which can lead to re-credentialing delays and denials, or rejected claims.

What happens if you dont attest on CAQH?

Equally important as the initial credentialing process is re-credentialing. All credentials have an expiration date, which requires providers to repeat the credentialing process every 1 to 3 years. Keeping credentials up-to-date and maintaining accurate provider information helps guarantee a consistent quality of care.

What is attestation forms?

Attestation is the act of witnessing the signing of a formal document and then also signing it to verify that it was properly signed by those bound by its contents. Attestation is a legal acknowledgment of the authenticity of a document and a verification that proper processes were followed.