Please Tell Me More – Obtaining Meaningful Information from Hospitals and Other Third Parties in the Credentialing Process

Obtaining information from the hospitals where an applicant has practiced, peer references, and residency or fellowship training programs in which an applicant has participated, is a critical part of the credentialing process as it allows a hospital to confirm an applicant’s current clinical competence and professionalism. But, unfortunately, what sometimes happens when a hospital reaches out to these third parties and requests information about an applicant’s clinical competence and professionalism, they receive very limited information that is not helpful or meaningful, or they get radio silence. In the latest podcast episode of Crash Course Credentialing, HortySpringer attorneys Lauren Massucci and Moises Tonoc Bonilla explore how to approach the challenges you might face when trying to obtain meaningful information from hospitals and other third parties as part of the credentialing process.

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Please Tell Me More – Obtaining Meaningful Information from Hospitals and Other Third Parties in the Credentialing Process is an episode from Health Law Expressions by HortySpringer.

This episode is 27:22 long.

This episode was published on Mar 16, 2026.

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