The Contracting Process
Humana contracting representatives will receive your information and consider your request. You may be contacted for additional information. Dependent on current network needs, state and federal regulations, and other factors, a Humana representative may contact you to initiate a participation agreement. In this case, you'll have an opportunity to review the agreement, sign it and return it to Humana. In most cases, credentialing may be required before an agreement becomes effective, and you may be asked for additional information to complete credentialing. Once credentialing is complete, you'll receive a copy of the contract signed by a Humana representative and be advised of your effective date with Humana.
Provider Crisis Contact/Location Form
Submit this form if a disaster or other crisis requires evacuation of your area and/or relocation of your provider office.
Provider Crisis Contact/Location Form
CMS Preventable Conditions National Quality Forum Never Events
Humana supports the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) policy for preventable conditions and the National Quality Forum (NQF) and Leapfrog Group's recommendations of "never event" reporting for commercial and Medicare contracts.
Hospital contract language that supports these initiatives has been incorporated into new and amended contracts. This language is included in Humana's current provider manual.
These will be updated as changes occur
- List of CMS preventable conditions
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- English
- List of never events
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- English
Kentucky Terms and Conditions (For Providers in Kentucky Only)
- General Terms and Conditions
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- English
- MSO/IPA/PHO Terms and Conditions
- (37 KB) Download PDF
- English
- Humana Preferred Terms and Conditions
- (104 KB) Download PDF
- English
