How long does Absolute Total Care provider enrollment take?

Absolute Total Care provider enrollment typically takes 60-90 days from application to effective date. Timelines vary by state, plan, and how complete the application is.

Does Absolute Total Care require CAQH?

Yes. Absolute Total Care uses CAQH for credentialing data, so keep the provider's CAQH profile current and attested before applying.

What states does Absolute Total Care cover?

Absolute Total Care operates in SC. Coverage can differ by plan and product line, so confirm the specific plan before you file.

Absolute Total Care

Part of Centene Corporation

Medicaid managed carePayer parent

Typical enrollment turnaround

60-90 days

Summary

Absolute Total Care is a Medicaid managed care organization, part of Centene Corporation, operating in South Carolina. It spans multiple plans and regional payers, so individual plans carry their own payer IDs. Provider enrollment typically takes 60-90 days, with applications through Absolute Total Care Provider Portal, and CAQH is used for credentialing data.

At a glance

Uses CAQH: YesApplication route: Payer portal application
Service area: SC

This is a payer parent page: the program spans multiple plans, so there is no single clearinghouse payer ID. Each associated payer below carries its own IDs and setup details.

Common questions

How long does Absolute Total Care provider enrollment take?: Absolute Total Care provider enrollment typically takes 60-90 days from application to effective date. Timelines vary by state, plan, and how complete the application is.
Does Absolute Total Care require CAQH?: Yes. Absolute Total Care uses CAQH for credentialing data, so keep the provider's CAQH profile current and attested before applying.
What states does Absolute Total Care cover?: Absolute Total Care operates in SC. Coverage can differ by plan and product line, so confirm the specific plan before you file.

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