FQHC READINESS · OPERATIONS · COMPLIANCE

Know exactly where your health center stands. Every day, not every audit.

RIEL Compliance Suite brings FQHC readiness, provider operations, enrollment, compliance, governance, and workforce workflows into one platform — so your team knows what needs attention, who owns it, and what comes next.

RIEL Command Center showing organization compliance score, readiness KPIs and open findings

The problem is not that you don't comply. It's that you can't prove it on demand.

Your evidence exists. It just isn't in one place.

Licenses in a shared drive, privileging in a binder, enrollment in someone's inbox. Readiness turns into a scramble because assembling the answer takes longer than knowing it.

Approved is not billable.

A provider can be credentialed, approved by the payer, and still not billing. The gap between those two dates is revenue that quietly never happens.

The gap has no owner.

An expiring credential, a missing BAA, a lapsed exclusion screening. Each one is somebody's job. None of them is anybody's alert.

One command center for the whole operation.

The RIEL Command Center is where your team starts the day: readiness KPIs with a red/yellow/green read, today's priorities, open findings, upcoming expirations, and the trend behind all of it — in one place instead of six.

RIEL platform summary infographic showing the Command Center and the six platform pillars, with the AI-assisted, human-reviewed decisions banner

One platform. Every critical FQHC workflow connected.

RIEL connects the operational areas that determine whether your organization, sites, providers, and teams are ready — without forcing each department to work in isolation.

An operational engine that understands who is doing the work.

RIEL turns compliance and operational signals into role-based priorities, tasks, guidance, and follow-up — while keeping every consequential decision in human hands.

RIEL operational engine diagram showing signals flowing into the engine and routed to roles as tasks, priorities, and briefings, with five core capabilities and the AI-assisted, human-reviewed decisions banner

RIEL can recommend, prioritize, summarize, and guide. Your team remains responsible for the final decision.

It does not decide whether a name on the OIG exclusion list is your employee. Every consequential decision reaches a person with the evidence attached, and every action is written to an audit trail.

Readiness you can check on a Tuesday.

An organization readiness score computed from your own requirements — not a generic checklist. Every gap traces back to the facility, the provider, and the requirement that produced it, so corrective action starts with a list instead of an investigation.

  • Organization and per-site scoring
  • Top blockers ranked by impact
  • Evidence completeness by OSV chapter
  • One-click organization review package
RIEL readiness hub showing a 95 organization readiness score, per-site breakdown and top blockers
RIEL provider lifecycle infographic showing profile, credentials, education, privileging, enrollment readiness and self-service, plus the update, review and approve workflow

The provider file, complete and verifiable.

Demographics, credentials, privileging, education, work history, malpractice coverage, locations — sixteen sections in one workspace. Primary source verification runs live against NPPES and against Puerto Rico's ORCPS through our own verification agent, with the evidence stored where a reviewer will look for it.

  • NPPES verification, individual and batch
  • PR license verification via ORCPS agent
  • Verified / Discrepancy / Expired / Unable states, each with evidence
  • Clinical privileging with blockers and 90-day renewals
  • OIG LEIE, SAM.gov and applicable state exclusion screening

How many days sit between hired and billable at your center?

The ROI calculator works from your provider count, your payer mix and your own enrollment timeline. It separates what you can still bill retroactively from what is permanently gone, and shows the assumptions behind every figure so you can argue with them.

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Built for how credentialing actually works in Puerto Rico.

There is no CAQH here. Every provider and facility must be registered and current in the Medicaid Provider Enrollment Portal before enrollment can begin, and licenses verify against ORCPS rather than a national aggregator. RIEL was built inside those constraints, not adapted to them afterward.

No CAQH — packets assembled and tracked per payer

PEP registration tracked as an explicit prerequisite

ORCPS verification agent with stored evidence

See RIEL in action.

A 30-minute walkthrough against your own scenario — your sites, your payer mix, your readiness gaps. No slide deck.

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