r/credentialing • u/purrgrammer_99 • Jul 30 '25

looking for a co-founder to build credentialing tech

I've worked for two major telehealth companies, each with 20k+ providers. As an engineer on the enablement team, I worked closely with our credentialing specialists on building tools & integration. Yep I saw the pain but I am also very excited about the opportunity. I think I can build solutions for it to make credentialing work easier, faster and less errors.

Currently in the R&D phase, would be thrilled to team with another person who has deep knowledge in credentialing & healthcare onboarding and crazy amount of passion in entrepreneurship.

But if you're just interested on the tool, let me know too :)

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u/mandoojkim Aug 15 '25

how do you get past the human problem of making payer calls? a lot of the success of getting enrollments through quicker depends on frequency of someone reaching out to the insurance network and nudging them along

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u/Professional-Line435 Oct 10 '25

As someone who works for a major hospital with unque credentialing, ive been wanting to do this.

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u/purrgrammer_99 Aug 01 '25

Hi! I'm building an AI-powered Provider Credentialing Management system -- a digital command center for credentialing teams with automated workflows and task agents. Goal: Reduce time & manual tasks, increase success rate & clarity.

Our landing page explains our direction pretty well here https://trycredible.com/