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Getting started?

Register For Webcast
March 6th
March 27th
April 10th
NEW!

Printable Step by Step Instructions
To assist you in getting setup and ready for this new service.

ProviderSource Login Here:


NEW!  Notify Payers your record is complete: Use the universal form to notify health plans when your ProviderSource data is ready for their use.

Video Training Material     


Introduction to ProviderSource


Introduction to Account Manager


Electronic Signature and Attestation


Watch this video to learn how to load a Browser Second Factor onto your computer

  

Other Information

Credentialing FAQ

Why ProviderSource

Ask a Credentialing/Privileging Question

Feedback on ProviderSourceTM

Privileging Document Library

Washington Practitioner Application form
Have your current WPA form handy when you start data entry in ProviderSource.
Use the Mapping Guide
to assist with your data entry.

 
 

State Senate Bill 5346 outlined a requirement that a statewide data collection process be setup for all credentialing and privileging data to reduce hassles for the provider community and simplify access to data for health plans and hospitals. The service is free for practitioners inputting data while organizations wishing to use records pay a fee per record.

   

 

 Provision Your Browser Second Factor

OneHealthPort Subscriber Self-Administration site
 

NEW ProviderSource reference page Click here to find out more.

Credentialing and Privileging Data Collection - videos. To view the training videos on Provider Attestation and Browser Second Factor Provisioning click here

WPA Field Mapping Guide NOW Available to assist in mapping your provider data to the new ProviderSource application. click here

Health Information Exchange Project Updated. Read the latest on the Washington State HIE: click here