Establishes a two-year centralized health care credentialing pilot program in Hawaii to streamline provider verification.
The bill establishes a two-year centralized health care credentialing pilot program in Hawaii. This program aims to reduce administrative burdens for health care providers by streamlining the credentialing process. The Department of Health will review existing practices, coordinate with participating entities, and measure outcomes. The pilot may include training, education, and verification services. The program will incorporate standards from the Joint Commission and other relevant entities.
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