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The Illinois Medicaid Credentialing Bootcamp
Credentialed & Paid™: The Illinois Medicaid Credentialing & Billing Cohort
Ready to become an Illinois Medicaid provider but don't know where to start? This hands-on cohort is designed specifically for Illinois mental health professionals who want expert guidance through the credentialing process. You'll receive personalized support as we complete your IMPACT setup, walk through your Medicaid application step by step, and teach you the fundamentals of Medicaid billing so you're prepared to begin serving clients once you're approved.
This is more than a class—it's a guided implementation experience designed to help you confidently navigate the credentialing process from start to finish. Please note that while you'll receive comprehensive education and application support, final approval is determined by the State of Illinois and cannot be guaranteed.
First day of cohort: August 16, 2026
Enrollment close: August 2, 2026
Location: Chicago Integrated Health
4747 Lincoln Mall Dr STE 600 Matteson, IL 60443
The Illinois Medicaid Credentialing & Billing Cohort
Duration: Approximately 8 weeks (depending on State of Illinois Medicaid approval timelines)
Week 1: Individual Virtual Onboarding
One-on-One Session
Create and set up your IMPACT account
Verify required documentation
Prepare for the credentialing process
Review the cohort roadmap and expectations
Week 2: In-Person Group Session
Completing Your IMPACT Application
Step-by-step completion of the Illinois IMPACT application
Review common application errors that delay approval
Submit your application with confidence
Live Q&A
Week 3: In-Person Group Session
Medicaid Compliance Essentials: IAM+CANS
Understanding IAM+CANS and when it's required
Documentation and compliance expectations
Best practices for maintaining Medicaid compliance
Week 4: In-Person Group Session
Medicaid Billing & Practice Setup
Selecting and setting up billing software
Medicaid billing fundamentals
Submitting claims
Understanding remittance advice and payments
Common billing mistakes and how to avoid them
*After the fourth week you may not be fully live due to the State of Illinois timeline.
Individual Virtual Session (Scheduled Upon Medicaid Approval)
Managed Care Organization (MCO) Enrollment
As each participant receives Medicaid approval, we'll schedule an individual virtual session to:
Complete enrollment with Illinois Managed Care Organizations (MCOs)
Review required applications
Discuss next steps for joining provider panels
Prepare to begin accepting Medicaid members
Included in the Cohort
One individual IMPACT onboarding session
Three in-person group training sessions
One individual MCO enrollment session after Medicaid approval
Step-by-step guidance throughout the credentialing process
Resource guides and application checklists
Live Q&A during every group session
Please Note: This cohort provides education, implementation guidance, and application support. Final Medicaid approval is determined by the State of Illinois and individual Managed Care Organizations and cannot be guaranteed.
Credentialed & Paid™: The Illinois Medicaid Credentialing & Billing Cohort
Ready to become an Illinois Medicaid provider but don't know where to start? This hands-on cohort is designed specifically for Illinois mental health professionals who want expert guidance through the credentialing process. You'll receive personalized support as we complete your IMPACT setup, walk through your Medicaid application step by step, and teach you the fundamentals of Medicaid billing so you're prepared to begin serving clients once you're approved.
This is more than a class—it's a guided implementation experience designed to help you confidently navigate the credentialing process from start to finish. Please note that while you'll receive comprehensive education and application support, final approval is determined by the State of Illinois and cannot be guaranteed.
First day of cohort: August 16, 2026
Enrollment close: August 2, 2026
Location: Chicago Integrated Health
4747 Lincoln Mall Dr STE 600 Matteson, IL 60443
The Illinois Medicaid Credentialing & Billing Cohort
Duration: Approximately 8 weeks (depending on State of Illinois Medicaid approval timelines)
Week 1: Individual Virtual Onboarding
One-on-One Session
Create and set up your IMPACT account
Verify required documentation
Prepare for the credentialing process
Review the cohort roadmap and expectations
Week 2: In-Person Group Session
Completing Your IMPACT Application
Step-by-step completion of the Illinois IMPACT application
Review common application errors that delay approval
Submit your application with confidence
Live Q&A
Week 3: In-Person Group Session
Medicaid Compliance Essentials: IAM+CANS
Understanding IAM+CANS and when it's required
Documentation and compliance expectations
Best practices for maintaining Medicaid compliance
Week 4: In-Person Group Session
Medicaid Billing & Practice Setup
Selecting and setting up billing software
Medicaid billing fundamentals
Submitting claims
Understanding remittance advice and payments
Common billing mistakes and how to avoid them
*After the fourth week you may not be fully live due to the State of Illinois timeline.
Individual Virtual Session (Scheduled Upon Medicaid Approval)
Managed Care Organization (MCO) Enrollment
As each participant receives Medicaid approval, we'll schedule an individual virtual session to:
Complete enrollment with Illinois Managed Care Organizations (MCOs)
Review required applications
Discuss next steps for joining provider panels
Prepare to begin accepting Medicaid members
Included in the Cohort
One individual IMPACT onboarding session
Three in-person group training sessions
One individual MCO enrollment session after Medicaid approval
Step-by-step guidance throughout the credentialing process
Resource guides and application checklists
Live Q&A during every group session
Please Note: This cohort provides education, implementation guidance, and application support. Final Medicaid approval is determined by the State of Illinois and individual Managed Care Organizations and cannot be guaranteed.