Medallion Acquires Andros for Healthcare Credentialing
Medallion has acquired Andros, an NCQA certified credentials verification organization, the company announced in a press release. The transaction terms were not disclosed.
The acquisition brings more than one million providers across nearly 400 healthcare organizations and health plans onto a single credentialing platform. Andros has served health plans, health systems, provider groups, and telehealth companies since 2013.
Andros customers will gradually gain access to Medallion tools for automated collection from primary sources, provider outreach and follow up through AI agents, status tracking in real time, and support from credentialing specialists. Medallion combines credentialing, enrollment, licensing, and provider data management in one system.
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