| Who it's for | Telehealth and virtual-care companies, multi-state groups and their credentialing teams |
|---|---|
| Licensing | Per-state licensing pipelines for MDs/DOs, NPs, PAs and dentists; IMLC; state-map coverage view |
| Prescribing | DEA and state controlled-substance registration tracking; prescriptive authority |
| Credentialing | Payer enrollment tracking, CAQH, primary source verification, CVO file assembly (NCQA elements) |
| Monitoring | Expiration alerts; OIG/SAM exclusion monitoring |
| Pricing | Free up to 6 providers; paid plans up to $1,499/mo |
| Done-for-you | New state/IMLC license $600 per request; payer enrollment $200 per enrollment |
Why telehealth credentialing is different
Telehealth clinicians usually need licenses — and often DEA and state controlled-substance registrations — in every state where patients are located, plus payer enrollment in each market. That multiplies renewals and paperwork per clinician.
What Rivon does
- 01Shows coverage by clinician and by state on one map, with gaps and upcoming expirations.
- 02Runs each new state license as a pipeline with document checklists and primary source verification.
- 03Tracks payer enrollment per state and plan.
- 04Lets you hand any request to Rivon's licensing specialists without leaving the platform.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best credentialing software for telehealth companies?
Rivon Health is built for multi-state work: per-state licensing pipelines, DEA and state controlled-substance tracking, payer enrollment, CAQH, PSV and OIG/SAM monitoring, plus an optional licensing service. Free up to 6 providers; paid plans up to $1,499/mo.
Can Rivon license our clinicians in new states?
Yes. Rivon's specialists file new state and IMLC licenses for $600 per request and renewals for $150 per request; government fees are separate.
Does Rivon track DEA registrations per state?
Yes. Rivon tracks each clinician's DEA registrations and state controlled-substance registrations with expiration alerts.
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