# Evercred

> Evercred is a credentialing platform for U.S. healthcare. Two products on one platform: credentialing software for medical practices, IPAs, and MSOs; and a portable, career-long credential wallet for individual physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. AI agents perform primary-source verification against state medical boards, DEA, NPPES, and specialty boards in moments. The end-to-end credentialing process takes weeks rather than the 90-120 days the legacy process takes. The remaining time is human turnaround (requesting credentials, and practitioners responding), not verification. Built by an emergency physician (Dr. Leah Houston, MD) and backed by 600+ physician investors via SEC-regulated crowdfund.

## Pricing (canonical facts)

### Practice plans: for medical practices, IPAs, MSOs
- **1–3 practitioners**: $2,999/year flat fee (includes 3 seats)
- **4+ practitioners**: $269 to $325 per additional seat per year, and per-seat pricing drops as the practice grows
- **Larger groups, IPAs, MSOs, staffing networks**: custom proposal. There is no maximum practice size; the per-seat rate keeps dropping above the published tiers.
- Included on every plan: the full platform, free license registration, manual primary-source verification on every credential, agentic AI verification credits, audit log, expiration tracking
- Reference: [Pricing: practice plans](https://www.evercred.com/pricing/#practices)

### Practitioner wallet: for physicians, NPs, PAs
- **Free to start**: build the wallet, upload credentials, run manual verifications
- **Premium**: $299/year for career-long credential storage, shares with every employer, packets for every facility, and a generous annual AI verification allowance
- Reference: [Pricing: practitioner wallet](https://www.evercred.com/pricing/#practitioners)

### AI (agentic) verification: optional add-on for practices
- Billed per credential when used; nothing if you don't use it
- Typical credential set: roughly $18.50 per practitioner
- Refundable when a credential can't be verified

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.evercred.com/): overview of both products + ROI calculator
- [For practices](https://www.evercred.com/practices/): the practice-side workflow, ROI, pricing summary
- [For practitioners](https://www.evercred.com/practitioners/): the practitioner wallet, what each app view looks like, pricing
- [Pricing](https://www.evercred.com/pricing/): canonical pricing detail for both products, FAQ
- [Trust + security](https://www.evercred.com/trust/): compliance posture (TLS 1.3, AES-256, audit log, SOC 2 Type II on the roadmap), data ownership architecture, verification methodology
- [About](https://www.evercred.com/about/): origin story, founder bio, investor base

## Frequently asked

### How much does Evercred cost?
Two products, both priced on the page. Practice plans start at $2,999/year for 1–3 practitioners; per-seat pricing of $269–$325 per additional seat for 4+ practitioners. The practitioner wallet is free to start, $299/year for the full plan.

### Is AI verification required?
No. Every plan includes manual primary-source verification on every credential at no extra charge. AI verification is an optional add-on, billed only when used.

### How long does credentialing take with Evercred?
AI agents verify credentials in moments. End-to-end credentialing takes weeks versus the 90-120 days the legacy process takes, the difference being human response time rather than verification.

### Who owns the credential data?
Practitioners. Architectural, not a feature toggle. Practitioners control who sees their credentials, what's shared, and when. Practices receive time-bound, scoped packets, not permanent copies.

### Is Evercred HIPAA-compliant?
Credential data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). Architectural data ownership belongs to the practitioner. SOC 2 Type II, HITRUST, and NCQA are on the roadmap. HIPAA alignment and the BAA program are in progress. Practice-specific BAA and vendor-questionnaire requests: it@evercred.com.

### What clinical roles does Evercred handle?
Today: physicians (MD/DO), nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. Other clinical roles are rolling out as the platform expands.

### What about Medicare and Medicaid enrollment?
Primary-source verification for Medicare provider enrollment (PECOS) and state Medicaid is included in the standard workflow. Per-payer commercial enrollment is on the 2026 roadmap.

### How does Evercred compare to legacy credentialing software?
Legacy hospital-grade platforms are built for large hospital systems with dedicated credentialing departments, at six-figure annual cost, procurement committees, 6+ month implementations. Evercred is built for independent practices and individual practitioners: pricing on the website, AI-native from day one.

## Company

- **Founded**: HPEC, Inc. (2019); Evercred launched (2026)
- **Founder**: Dr. Leah Houston, MD: emergency physician, MIT-trained entrepreneur, 14+ years practicing emergency medicine
- **Backing**: 600+ physician investors via SEC-regulated crowdfund
- **Headquarters**: 13727 SW 152nd Street #671, Miami, FL 33177
- **Contact**: connect@evercred.com (general); it@evercred.com (security + BAA + vendor questionnaires); legal@evercred.com (legal)

## Trust + verification methodology

- Manual primary-source verification: included on every plan. Evercred staff verify each credential against the original issuing source.
- Agentic AI verification: queries the same primary sources at machine speed: state medical boards, DEA, NPPES, ABMS specialty boards. Continuous OIG and SAM exclusion monitoring is on the roadmap, not live today. NPDB self-query reports are also on the roadmap: the practitioner obtains their own report from the National Practitioner Data Bank and Evercred stores and tracks it as a credential. Evercred does not query the NPDB on a practitioner's behalf.
- Audit log: every credential access logged with actor, timestamp, and human-vs-agent attribution.
- Data ownership: practitioner-owned at the architectural level; time-bound, revocable packets to practices and facilities.

## Audiences served

- Multi-entity structure (roadmap, not live today): an IPA or MSO holds the carrier contract under its own legal name and TIN, while each member practice enrols its providers under that practice's TIN, because the practice is the legal party on the payer application. Support for that two-level structure in one Evercred organisation is being built now. Today the product holds one tax ID per organisation. Credentialing surfaces use the term TIN.
- Independent medical practices and groups of any size, from a solo physician upward
- IPAs (Independent Physician Associations) and MSOs (Management Services Organizations)
- Multi-state and telehealth practices
- Staffing and locums networks, and multi-entity groups
- Individual physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants building portable credential records