MetLife Teams up with SKYGEN to Transform Dental Provider Digital Experience and Credentialing
Through this strategic collaboration,
“We recognize the common pain points that providers experience when it comes to credentialing and varying processes across payers,” said Dr.
The Dental Hub allows providers to share credentialing information with all of their participating payer partners in one place and centralizes the primary source verification process. This means providers can get recredentialed with all their participating payer partners by simply keeping their information up to date on the platform, eliminating the need to complete multiple “recredentialing packets” every three years.
The Dental Hub is transforming MetLife’s credentialing process by aligning recredentialing dates across payers. This move to a common credentialing cycle is a paradigm shift for the dental industry that will dramatically reduce the administrative burden that credentialing has historically placed on providers.
“We are thrilled to partner with
As a leading carrier with one of the largest dental networks,
To learn more about MetLife’s dental offerings and how to apply for the Preferred Dentist Program, visit Welcome to MetDental.com.
About
About SKYGEN
SKYGEN transforms dental and vision benefits management and administration with flexible technology and services that connect and change lives for the better. Through partnerships with payers, providers and government agencies, SKYGEN helps its customers navigate dental and vision benefits management and administration. With its portfolio of third-party administration (TPA), intelligent Software as a Service (SaaS) automation, marketplace connectivity, risk management solutions and above-and-beyond services like Enhanced Benefit Management (EBM), Provider Select Suite platforms, mobile apps and portals, SKYGEN serves nearly 50 million members across all 50 states and more than 40 government and commercial insurers and process 3 million claims monthly. For more information, please visit www.skygenusa.com.
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