GEHA is a not-for-profit health plan for federal employees, retirees and their families.
Because GEHA pays through contracted PPO networks, joining the networks it uses is often the path to being paid in network.
White Glove Credentialing is an independent company. We are not GEHA, CAQH or CMS; we prepare and file your application with them. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by GEHA.
The right GEHA application
Because GEHA pays through contracted PPO networks, joining the networks it uses is often the path to being paid in network.
CAQH profile ready
We check your CAQH ProView profile is complete, attested and authorized before we file, so your file is not paused waiting on you.
Follow-up until it decides
We follow up by phone and portal and confirm your GEHA effective date in writing.
Joining the networks GEHA uses
GEHA does not run every network itself. Providers commonly join GEHA's network through the contracted PPO networks that GEHA lists, so the application you file may be with a network company, not GEHA.
Confirm before you file
Check which network applies to your specialty and location. A provider can be out of network for GEHA even while in network with other plans.
What stalls GEHA applications?
Most delays are small: a license or malpractice date that does not match across CAQH, NPPES and the application, an attestation that has lapsed, or a missing authorization. We check these before filing and watch for them while the application is open.
The other common delay is the wait between approval and a loaded contract. Being approved is not the same as having an effective date, so we follow up until you have one in writing.
We handle the paperwork. You see patients.
Application assembly, primary source verification, payer follow-ups, and status tracking — concierge credentialing with nothing left to chase.
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Scope your GEHA need
We confirm the GEHA network or line of business you want and whether you join as an individual or under a group.
Prepare the file
We bring CAQH, NPPES and supporting documents current and consistent.
File and follow up
We submit the GEHA application and follow up by phone and portal.
Confirm the effective date
We confirm your contract and effective date in writing.
GEHA — Frequently Asked Questions
Does GEHA credential providers directly?
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Often through its contracted networks. We confirm the right route for your specialty and location.
Is GEHA the same as the federal employee health program?
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GEHA is one plan within the federal employee program. Other plans in that program have their own networks and applications.
What does GEHA enrollment cost with White Glove?
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$349 per payer, plus $499 onboarding per provider, once. After go-live, an optional $50-per-month upkeep subscription (not required to get enrolled) keeps CAQH, rosters and expirables current. Your first consultation is free.
Are you affiliated with GEHA?
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No. We are an independent company that prepares and files your application. GEHA makes its own credentialing and contracting decision.
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Get enrolled with GEHA without the guesswork
Book a free consultation and we will check your CAQH profile, confirm the right GEHA application and follow up until you are loaded.
$349 per payer, plus $499 onboarding per provider, then an optional $50/mo upkeep subscription if you want it (not required).
White Glove Credentialing is an independent company. We are not GEHA, CAQH or CMS; we prepare and file your application with them.
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- Solo or group
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