Provider Resources
We value our partnership with local healthcare providers and facilities, and we strive to be a valuable resource for them in all aspects. Whether it's providing outstanding service, giving quick access to the forms and tools they need, or presenting them with the latest in industry news, we are here to serve.
Thank you for your interest in becoming a provider with Physicians Health Plan of Northern Indiana (PHP).
Send your Participation Application Request Form, a copy of your professional liability insurance cover sheet or declaration sheet, and your unrestricted state license or certification to our Credentialing Coordinator at providerservices@phpni.com or via fax at 260‐436‐4809.
We will review your documents and you will be sent directions for completion of the Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare (CAQH) application for practitioners. This process includes primary source verification of key elements of your application.
Once the verification process is completed, you will be notified within 10 business days of the recommendation of the Credentials Committee, and if eligible you will be contacted by the Provider Services Department to initiate contracting with PHP.
Participating providers are able to provide services to our members as part of our plan networks. Are you ready to become a part of the PHP network?
Top 3 Reasons to Join the PHP network
- Understands the Industry – PHP understands the value of provider office staff and works to keep administration hassle to a minimum.
- Local Decision Makers – Our medical policies are set by local physicians that serve on our governing committees. These physicians shape our protocols, medical policies, and medical and ethical decisions.
- Commitment to Community – PHP has a true commitment to support our communities. PHP, with the PHP Foundation, partners with area non-profits to meet the healthcare needs of the under and uninsured individuals in our region.
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