Practical tactics, product updates, and the occasional rant from the Credential Network team and the credentialing pros we work with.
The credentialing specialists who stay great at the job are the ones who never stop learning. Part 1 of our series rounds up five resources for sharpening your craft, each linking out, plus a bonus.
Dylan AvatarYour provider data lives in CAQH, PECOS, payer rosters, and your credentialing spreadsheet, and the records rarely agree. In 2026, that drift became a direct revenue problem. Here is where the money leaks out.
Jeff Falconer
How Credential Network protects healthcare credentialing data: SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, AES-256, continuous validation, and a security program built to keep rising in the age of AI.
Luke Lisonbee
Applied Ingenuity breaks down how CredAssist uses governed orchestration, predefined workflows with human approval checkpoints, to run AI credentialing safely versus standard agentic designs.
The compliance gaps auditors know to look for, and the documentation that keeps your organization defensible and audit-ready.
Danielle JewhurstThe metrics that separate high-performing credentialing programs from the ones running on autopilot.
CAQH just rebranded to DataSpring, and it's bigger than a logo swap. Five things credentialing teams should know, plus a first look at CredNet's new DataSpring integration rolling out this month.
Dylan Avatar
Why we redesigned Credential Network's AI agent so sensitive data never enters the model. Agents reason, tools act, and data is referenced, never held.
Rob WerfelmannThe administrative bottlenecks credentialing teams keep flagging, and what they're actually costing the practices that live with them.
Danielle JewhurstA credentialing specialist's perspective on what providers often don't know about their own credentials, and why it matters for their career.
Credential Network's Product Manager on burning out of healthcare administration, the seven years away, and why she's back to fix credentialing end to end.
Danielle Jewhurst