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Credentialing
Medicallicensing Team • 20 October 2026
Insurance Credentialing for New Physicians: Step by Step
Insurance credentialing decides when a new physician can bill, and the date that matters is not the approval date. This guide covers the five document...
Medical Boards
Medicallicensing Team • 13 October 2026
Washington Board of Nursing: License Lookup, Renewal & Contact
The Washington Board of Nursing licenses every RN, LPN, ARNP and nursing technician in the state, and took over nursing assistants on July 1, 2026. Th...
Medical Boards
Medicallicensing Team • 6 October 2026
New York Board of Nursing: License Lookup, Renewal & Contact
The New York Board of Nursing licenses RNs and LPNs through the NYSED Office of the Professions. This guide covers the $143 application, the $73 RN an...
Licensing
Medicallicensing Team • 1 October 2026
How to Get a DEA License: Application, Fees and Timeline
The federal form is the shortest part of getting a DEA license. Your start date is decided earlier, by the state license and, in 25 jurisdictions, a s...
Salary
Medicallicensing Team • 17 September 2026
Physician Salary by State: Pay Gaps and Licensing Access
Physician salary by state swings by nearly $200,000 for the same specialty. Rhode Island leads at $365,960 a year for family medicine physicians, Alab...
Other
Medicallicensing Team • 15 September 2026
What Is CAQH ProView? How the Provider Data Portal Works
CAQH ProView is now the CAQH Provider Data Portal, and the organization behind it became DataSpring in June 2026 after converting to a for profit owne...
Healthcare
Medicallicensing Team • 3 September 2026
NPI Type 1 vs Type 2: Which One Does Your Practice Need
A Type 1 NPI identifies you. A Type 2 identifies the business that bills for your work. This comparison uses the CMS fact sheet, the NPPES application...