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Group Practice Attestation
Some payors ask for written confirmation that you’re enrolling as a group practice, not as individual providers. Here’s what to include and when it’s required.
Some payors—particularly Medicare, Medicaid, and certain commercial networks—may ask you to confirm that your practice is operating as a group rather than as a collection of individual providers. This is typically done through a Group Practice Attestation or similar document.
Even if your group is small, payors may need written confirmation that you're credentialing under a Type 2 NPI and billing as an organization.
What Is a Group Practice Attestation?
A Group Practice Attestation is a brief statement confirming that your business is credentialing as a group practice, and that services are provided under the group’s legal and billing structure.
It usually includes:
It may also clarify whether your providers are employees, contractors, or affiliates of the group.
Why Do Payors Ask for This?
Payors use this attestation to:
This document helps prevent claim issues and setup errors—especially when multiple providers are involved.
When Might You Be Asked for It?
You may be asked to submit a Group Practice Attestation when:
Not every payor will request it, but it's common in government programs and networks that require clear structural documentation.
Tips for Providing a Group Attestation
Need Help or Have a Question?
We know that credentialing doesn’t always follow a script. If something’s unclear or not covered here, reach out—we’re here to help.
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