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Provider Profile Creation Guide

Creating a provider profile is your gateway to accessing PriceMedic’s comprehensive healthcare analytics platform. This guide will walk you through each step of the creation process to ensure your profile is optimized for your specific needs.

Setup Process Overview

The provider profile creation process consists of several key steps:
  1. Provider Information Setup - EIN, provider name, and profile type
  2. NPI Selection - Choosing which National Provider Identifiers to include
  3. Taxonomy Configuration - Setting primary taxonomy (physician codes only)
  4. Billing Code Configuration - Defining your service offerings
  5. Advanced Options - Additional configuration settings
  6. Competitor Selection - Identifying your competitive landscape

What You’ll Need

Before starting the setup process, gather the following information:

Provider Details

  • 9-digit Employer Identification Number (EIN)
  • Provider/practice name
  • Profile type (Professional/Facility)
  • National Provider Identifiers (NPIs)

Taxonomy Information

  • Primary taxonomy code (physician only - codes starting with “2”)
  • Specialty classification
  • Provider type designation

Service Information

  • Billing code list selection
  • Primary CPT codes you bill
  • Specialty-specific procedures
  • Volume data (if available)

Advanced Configuration

  • Additional provider settings
  • Custom billing configurations
  • Integration preferences

Getting Started

Once you have gathered the necessary information, you can begin the setup process. Each section builds upon the previous one, so it’s important to complete them in order.
The primary taxonomy field is limited to physician taxonomy codes that start with “2”. Make sure you have your correct physician specialty taxonomy code before beginning setup.

Next Steps

Ready to begin? Start with the provider information setup to establish your basic profile details.

Provider Information Setup

Complete the initial provider information form with EIN, NPIs, and taxonomy