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New Hampshire’s Healthcare Wake-Up Call

A provider can be qualified, credentialed—and still out of reach. A provider’s identity can be legitimate—and still be used to submit fraudulent claims. Who is checking what happens next?

In this New Hampshire edition of Credentialing Chronicles, Shannen Reyes-Aguayo and Nyleen Flores connect the headlines to the provider files, payer decisions, and patients caught in the middle.

We examine the state’s 30-day mental-health credentialing reform and ask the question behind the deadline: Does faster approval actually lead to timely care and payment? From application completeness to effective dates and denied claims, we unpack where a promising policy can stumble in practice.

Then we turn to rural clinic closures, Medicaid coverage challenges, and a federal prosecution tied to an alleged healthcare fraud scheme involving stolen patient and provider identities and nearly $3 billion in intended losses.

Inside this episode:

• The 30-day credentialing clock: What teams need to track beyond an approval.
• Rural healthcare under pressure: What happens when a community loses a place to receive care.
• Provider identity theft: Why a valid license and NPI do not tell the whole story.
• The screening gaps: How owners, billing vendors, and other people outside the clinical roster can affect compliance.
• Practical incident drills: Questions to ask when claims deny—or unfamiliar claims appear under your name.

For credentialing professionals, healthcare leaders, providers, and compliance teams, this episode asks what it takes to make access faster while keeping verification, accountability, and patient protection strong.

Listen, share it with your team, and tell us: where does your process stop—at approval, or when the provider is truly ready to deliver care?

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This episode provides education and commentary based on sources available through September 8, 2026. Criminal allegations are not findings of guilt. Verify current requirements before making operational decisions.

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Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
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👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

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What happens when the person trusted to heal the patient… is the person harming them?

This week on Credentialing Chronicles, Shannen Aguayo-Reyes and Nyleen Flores sit down with Bruce Sackman, renowned healthcare fraud investigator, author, and former Special Agent in Charge with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General.

For more than three decades, Bruce stepped into healthcare environments after something had gone terribly wrong—investigating fraud, corruption, false claims, theft, patient assault, drug diversion, suspicious hospital deaths, and some of the most disturbing cases involving medical professionals.

But this conversation isn't just about the cases.

It's about the warning signs before the investigation ever begins.

Bruce takes us behind the investigation: what his instincts noticed before the evidence caught up, the case that permanently changed the way he viewed healthcare, the responsibility investigators carry long after a case closes, and what the public may never fully understand about investigating someone entrusted with patients' lives.

And we ask the question healthcare can't afford to ignore:

Have we actually gotten better at recognizing dangerous providers—or have technology, fragmented systems, staffing pressures, and endless box-checking simply created new places for the warning signs to hide?

This is more than true crime. It's healthcare. It's patient safety. And it's a conversation every medical staff professional, healthcare leader, provider—and patient—needs to hear.

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Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

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This week, Credentialing Chronicles sits down with Matthew Jansen, President & CEO of Acorn Credentialing Solutions, for an exclusive conversation about the side of healthcare credentialing most people never hear about.
Acorn works across credentialing, enrollment, provider data, automation, and provider operations—connecting pieces of the process that healthcare organizations have historically managed across separate systems and workflows. Acorn
But we're not here for the sales pitch.
Shannen and Nyleen put Matthew behind the mic for a real conversation about credentialing, technology, the problems our industry keeps running into, and where healthcare is actually headed.
What happens when credentialing doesn't work the way it's supposed to? Where does technology really help—and where does the human side still matter? And when you put two credentialing professionals across from the President & CEO of a credentialing technology company... what gets said when nobody is reading from a script? 👀
Some questions were expected.
Some answers weren't.
No rehearsed corporate talking points. No fluff. Just credentialing professionals talking credentialing — real talk, real experience, and no filter.
☕️ You'll have to press play for the rest.
Credentialing Chronicles x Acorn Credentialing Solutions
🎙️ Stay Credentialed, Not Cancelled.
The tea is officially on the table.
Learn more about Acorn Credentialing Solutions --https://acorncredentialing.com/

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Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Open Payments

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Verify your Nurses' Credentials: 

https://www.nursys.com/

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The wait is over! 🎙️ We’re officially kicking off the road to NAMSS 2026, and this episode is one you do NOT want to miss.

In this special announcement episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on what’s ahead for NAMSS 2026 — the excitement, the vision, the opportunities, and what you can expect as we get closer to this year’s biggest moments in the medical staff services community.

Whether you’re a seasoned MSP, new to the profession, preparing for NAMSS 2026, or simply passionate about the future of medical staff services, this episode is your official starting point.

The countdown starts NOW. ⏰

🎧 Press play, turn it up, and join us as we kick off the journey to NAMSS 2026!

NAMSS 2026 is coming — and we’re ready. Are you? 🚀

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Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Open Payments

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Verify your Nurses' Credentials: 

https://www.nursys.com/

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Big Sky. Big money. BIG oversight questions. ☕🔥

Credentialing Chronicles is Spillin’ the tea across America—and this stop takes us to MONTANA. From Medicaid changes and millions in rural health funding to provider mobility, hospital oversight, a story update and a licensing case that raises serious questions about how critical information moves through the system.

Because a clean license is only the beginning.

🎙️ Grab your tea. Montana has receipts.

Stay credentialed, not cancelled. 💗🖤

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Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Open Payments

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Verify your Nurses' Credentials: 

https://www.nursys.com/

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The internet saw the posts. The screenshots went viral. But we wanted to know: what actually happened — and how did so many red flags seemingly go unnoticed for so long? 👀☕️

In this episode of Credentialing Chronicles, Shannen and Nyleen go beyond the viral headlines and take a deeper look at the story involving Angel Murdock and claims surrounding Duke University’s Physician Assistant program.

We’re breaking down the timeline, the online presence, the claims that captured people’s attention, the questions that followed, and the details that turned this into a viral conversation.

But this episode isn’t just about internet drama.

It raises a much bigger question.
We dig into the backend of the story and examine it through the lens of credentialing and verification — including the potential warning signs, inconsistencies, and opportunities for questions that may have warranted a closer look.

We’re talking about:

* The timeline behind the viral story and how it unfolded
* The Duke University PA program claims at the center of the controversy
* The public-facing information and representations that fueled the story
* The red flags and inconsistencies that raised questions
* Why assumptions are NOT verification
* The difference between someone saying something and independently confirming it
* What credentialing professionals can learn from situations like this
* Why dates, education history, professional titles, documentation, and source verification matter
* How social media can make an unverified claim feel legitimate simply because it has been repeated enough times
* The bigger patient-safety and healthcare implications behind proper verification

Because in credentialing, “it looks right” is never the same thing as “it was verified.”

This is exactly why Medical Staff Professionals, credentialing professionals, employers, healthcare organizations — and even patients — should understand the importance of asking the next question.

Where did the information come from?
Can it be independently verified?
Do the dates make sense?
Does the source support the claim?
And when something doesn’t add up… who is responsible for stopping and looking closer?

This episode takes the viral conversation and turns it into a real-world credentialing lesson about verification, accountability, documentation, and the red flags that can be missed when people assume instead of verify.

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⚠️ Episode Note: This episode discusses publicly available information, online claims, reporting, and commentary surrounding a viral story. Allegations, disputed claims, and unverified statements are discussed as such. Our discussion and analysis are for educational and commentary purposes and should not be interpreted as findings of wrongdoing by any individual or institution.

Support the show

Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Open Payments

openpaymentsdata.cms.gov

Verify your Nurses' Credentials: 

https://www.nursys.com/

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MISSOURI: SHOW ME THE CREDENTIALS, THE AUTHORIZATION—AND THE MONEY 

The Show-Me State came with RECEIPTS. 

This week on Credentialing Chronicles, Shannen & Nyleen are spillin’ the Missouri tea—from alleged fake nursing credentials and the importance of primary-source verification to prior authorization chaos, rural hospitals under pressure, patient portal privacy concerns, and major healthcare changes MSPs need to have on their radar.

We’re asking the questions every healthcare organization should be able to answer:

☕ Did you verify it from the SOURCE?
☕ Is the provider actually enrolled?
☕ Does an authorization guarantee payment?
☕ Who knows what your patient portal is sharing?
☕ And when staffing gets desperate… are your credentialing standards holding strong?

Missouri said SHOW ME—and we’re showing the receipts.

🎙️ Credentialing Chronicles: Spillin’ the Tea Across America

Educational commentary only. Allegations discussed remain allegations unless otherwise established through final legal proceedings.

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Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Open Payments

openpaymentsdata.cms.gov

Verify your Nurses' Credentials: 

https://www.nursys.com/

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What if the credential checked out… but the story behind it didn’t?

Mississippi takes us into one of the wildest intersections of healthcare fraud, patient safety, licensed professionals, and credentialing gaps we’ve covered yet.

What starts with a seemingly legitimate corner of healthcare quickly opens the door to something much bigger. Follow the trail long enough and physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, pharmacies, federal healthcare programs, correctional healthcare, and millions upon millions of dollars begin crossing paths.

But this episode isn’t just about fraud.

It’s about "what the credential allows someone to do once we’ve verified it."

When does a provider’s signature stop being clinical judgment and become something else? What happens when a license looks clean, but the complete story is far more complicated? Who is responsible when healthcare professionals are technically credentialed—but the systems surrounding them fail to communicate? And how many warning signs can exist in separate systems before someone finally puts them together?

Then the episode takes a turn.

We move from following the money to a case where the stakes become devastatingly human—and suddenly the conversation about scope, supervision, staffing, oversight, and credentialing isn’t theoretical anymore.

And just when it feels like we’ve reached the end of Mississippi’s story… another layer appears.

We’re breaking down the cases, the credentialing implications, the regulatory gaps, and the Mississippi-specific rules every credentialing professional should have on their radar.

Because sometimes the most dangerous file isn’t the one covered in red flags.

It’s the one that looks clean enough to close.

Stay credentialed, not cancelled. 🎙️☕

In This Episode:

💰 When a legitimate healthcare service becomes the vehicle for something much bigger — and the reimbursement structure that helped make it possible.

✍️ The power behind a provider's signature — and why “I only signed it” may carry far more weight than it sounds.

🚩 The warning signs that can exist before criminal charges — and the uncomfortable question of who should be connecting those dots.

🏥 A devastating correctional healthcare case that shifts the conversation from money to patient safety, raising serious questions about staffing, supervision, scope, and accountability.

🔍 The “active license” problem — why an active, unrestricted license doesn't necessarily tell you the complete story behind a provider.

🔗 What happens when credentialing, claims, quality, compliance, and fraud teams operate in silos — and what organizations may miss when nobody is looking at the full picture.

📋 Mississippi-specific credentialing and regulatory considerations — including disciplinary history, telehealth requirements, reinstatement, and documented gaps within the state's fraud-reporting infrastructure.

Support the show

Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Open Payments

openpaymentsdata.cms.gov

Verify your Nurses' Credentials: 

https://www.nursys.com/

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Arrested. Released. Arrested Again. — The Nitun Ahir Story

What happens when someone allegedly practices medicine without a license, gets arrested, is ordered to stop — and somehow ends up facing allegations of doing it again?

This week on Credentialing Chronicles, Shannen and Nyleen unpack the shocking Nitun Ahir case out of California and the questions it raises about healthcare credentialing, verification, oversight, and patient safety.

We’re looking beyond the headline to discuss how alleged credential discrepancies can go unnoticed, why ongoing verification matters, the warning signs healthcare organizations can’t afford to overlook, and what can happen when the systems designed to protect patients have gaps.

It’s a case filled with questionable credentials, serious allegations, multiple arrests, and one major credentialing question: how did it get this far?

You’ll have to press play for the full story.

🎙️ Credentialing Chronicles — Spilling the Tea, One Credential at a Time.

This episode discusses allegations based on publicly available court records and law enforcement information. Allegations are not findings of guilt unless otherwise stated. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

Support the show

Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Open Payments

openpaymentsdata.cms.gov

Verify your Nurses' Credentials: 

https://www.nursys.com/

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What Insurance Companies Are Really Telling Doctors

Prior authorization is supposed to help manage healthcare costs and ensure appropriate care. But what happens when the process becomes a barrier between doctors and their patients?

In this episode of Credentialing Chronicles, Shannen and Nyleen take a closer look at what the newly published data is revealing about prior authorization — including denial rates, appeals, retrospective denials, and the administrative burden placed on physicians and their teams.

We’re looking at the numbers coming out of Georgia, what they mean for providers and patients, and why transparency may be changing the conversation around insurance denials.

And there’s one statistic you’ll want to hear: 82% of appealed prior authorization denials are overturned.

So why are so few denials actually appealed?

🎧 Listen to this week’s episode of Credentialing Chronicles and hear what the data is really telling doctors.

If this episode makes you think of a provider, credentialing professional, or healthcare colleague who needs to hear it, share it with them — and don’t forget to follow Credentialing Chronicles for more healthcare tea. ☕️

Support the show

Resources Mentioned:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional: 

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

 Wanna know if your plastic surgeon is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Open Payments

openpaymentsdata.cms.gov

Verify your Nurses' Credentials: 

https://www.nursys.com/

 🌐 Connection Zone
Stay plugged in with your peers, share resources, and nev...