Broadleaf, Inc was awarded a contract with the Air National Guard Surgeons General's Office

Provide operational program support for credentialing and privileging of privileged and non-privileged Health Care Providers (HCPs), to include; new accessions into the ANG, maintenance of current credentialed and privileged HCPs, mobilizations and training requirements for HCPs, program training for users, coordinators, and privileging authorities, technical system support within the system of record Joint Centralized Credentials Quality Assurance System (JCCQAS), and conducting the Credentials and Privileging Certification Board. In total, the ANG credential and privilege approximately 2,500 Military and Non-Military HCPs, for example: Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, Dentists, Directors of Psychological Health, Optometrists, and Pharmacists. In the context of healthcare, “credentialing” describes a process of assessing and reviewing the qualifications of the health care practitioner. The credentialing process includes review of the licensure, training and education of skilled HCPs. Additionally, it assures their clinical competency and that they maintain regulatory compliance in their scope of practice.