Credentialing a new provider takes 90-120 days on average and delays cost you revenue every day. See the real timeline, the bottlenecks, and how to cut it.
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Most employers budget 30 days for credentialing. The real number is 90 to 180 days, and the gap is costing hospitals over $1 million a year. Here's the payer-by-payer breakdown, backed by 2026 survey data.
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With over half of healthcare workers intending to job hunt in 2026 and early-career RNs leaving the workforce at high rates, turnover is a critical threat. Employers can combat this by offering the internal flexibility and per diem options that modern clinicians are actively seeking.
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