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CAQH ProView Re-Attestation

CAQH ProView is the shared profile that many health plans and facilities use for credentialing, and the profile must be re-attested regularly to stay usable.

Last reviewed November 1, 2026. General information, not legal or compliance advice.

The rhythm

CAQH asks providers to re-attest that their profile is accurate about every 120 days. Confirm the current interval in your own CAQH account, because organizations can change their processes.

What to keep current

• License numbers and expiration dates.
• DEA and any state controlled substance registration.
• Board certification and malpractice insurance, including the current certificate.
• Work history, with explanations for gaps.
• Practice locations and the list of organizations authorized to view the profile.

A routine that works

Put the re-attestation date in your tracker with a reminder two weeks before. When any license or DEA renewal is completed, update CAQH the same day so the documents stay in step.

What MedLicense does and does not do

MedLicense keeps the dates and documents you need, but it does not log in to CAQH or submit anything for you. You remain responsible for your profile.

Limits of this guide

Rules and fees change, and this guide is general information, so confirm the details with the relevant board or agency before you act.