Oscar Health + Certify

Credentialing is an essential part of enrolling your providers in new health plans so you can tap into new patient markets. But it also involves many time-consuming verification steps and strict regulatory requirements—and you’re often stuck waiting on payers to handle them.

The landscape of 21st-century medicine is shifting more rapidly than ever. This is certainly the case for digital health. While technology enables health care practitioners to practice across state boundaries, licensing structures have not evolved fast enough to keep up. Individual U.S. states or territories issue these licenses, and the process must be completed for each state where a provider intends to practice. Navigating this landscape is complex and expensive. Nevertheless, ensuring that healthcare providers meet licensing requirements is essential to delivering safe and compliant care in this changing environment. This guide will help digital health companies navigate the complexities of medical licensing to ensure compliance across state lines.

Our interviewee, Juliana Van Daele, brings a wealth of experience and a diverse background to Certify. Originally from Manhattan and raised in New Jersey, she attended Santa Clara University, where she earned a BA in Communications and Art History and competed on the lacrosse team. Her career includes positions at prominent organizations such as Google, Babylon, Genentech, and Sword Health, where she honed her skills and earned a Project Management certification. She has lived in London, Brazil, and New York, but currently resides in Newport Beach, California, with her husband, their new daughter, and their two dogs, Moses and Jude.