Learning Modules

Insurance

Getting on insurance panels and getting paid once you are on them.

5 lessons, in order

Credentialing & paneling

Applying to Oregon insurance panels, from the CAQH profile to the signed contract.

  1. Oregon Insurance Panel Credentialing Guide for Therapists in Private Practice

    For LPCs, LMFTs, LCSWs, and Psychologists with an LLC and active website. Verify all links and email addresses before submitting, payer contacts change frequently.

    11 min read
  2. What credentialed, paneled, in-network, and contracted mean

    Six words clinicians use as one. What credentialing, enrollment, contracting, and paneling each do, why you can be credentialed and still unpaid, and one table that sorts them.

    9 min read
  3. How to get credentialed, from your NPI to the CAQH profile

    The Oregon paperwork sequence: NPI and taxonomy code, the CAQH profile (now DataSpring's Provider Data Portal), the Oregon uniform application, Medicare PECOS for LPCs and LMFTs, and OHP enrollment.

    15 min readVideo9 documents
  4. Oregon payer contacts and where each application starts

    Start links for Oregon's commercial payers, OHP fee-for-service, Medicare, and each CCO, with the first documented step and whether CAQH is required. Links checked September 2026.

    15 min read9 documents

Billing & superbills

Claims, denials, and superbills for clients who use out-of-network benefits.

  1. Superbills, CPT codes and the Good Faith Estimate

    What a superbill must carry, the four CPT codes and three place of service codes an outpatient therapist uses, where Oregon's balance billing law stops, and the No Surprises Act estimate self-pay…

    7 min readVideo3 documents

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