Submit your verification horror stories for a chance to win!
Credentialing & Verification Update, September 16, 2008
Have you experienced a verification nightmare? This Halloween, HCPro wants to hear your verification horror stories. Perhaps you spent an entire day on the phone trying to locate the right office to request a verification, or maybe you waited months for a verification response.
Whatever your verification horror story, please email it to dweliver@hcpro.com before October 24. Selected stories will be published in Credentialing and Verification Update, and one lucky winner will receive a complimentary copy of the 2009 Credentials Verification Desk Reference, publishing this November.
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