Medallion is enterprise software sold to provider groups, health systems, health plans and digital health companies, priced with a custom sales-led quote and not available for individual self-serve signup. It bundles credentialing, payer enrollment, license management and provider data management into one platform, backed by Medallion's own in-house credentialing team and an NCQA-certified CVO it expanded in September 2026 by acquiring Andros.
Telesure is a marketplace: it matches an individual clinician with an independent licensing or credentialing specialist so you can compare scope, timeline and price before committing to anyone. There is no enterprise sales process and no organisation-level contract to sign. If you are a solo clinician or a small practice trying to get one or a few people licensed and credentialed, you are Medallion's buyer profile only incidentally; you are Telesure's core one.
What is Medallion?
Medallion is enterprise software, bundled with Medallion's own in-house credentialing team, sold to healthcare organisations rather than to individual clinicians. Its buyers are provider groups, health systems, health plans and digital health or telehealth companies managing credentialing for many providers at once.
The platform covers credentialing, payer and health plan enrollment, state license management, provider data management and privileging, and compliance monitoring. Medallion also runs an NCQA-certified Credentials Verification Organisation, expanded in September 2026 when it acquired Andros, another NCQA-certified CVO, bringing the combined platform to roughly one million providers across around four hundred healthcare organisations and health plans.
What is Telesure?
Telesure is a marketplace that matches an individual clinician with an independent licensing or credentialing specialist, so you can compare scope, timeline and price before committing to anyone. There is no organisation-level software contract and no enterprise sales cycle. A clinician describes what they need, and the match points to specialists you can evaluate directly.
Who is each one actually built for?
Medallion's stated buyers are organisations; Telesure's is the individual clinician or small practice. The two do not usually compete for the same purchase decision.
| Question | Telesure | Medallion |
|---|---|---|
| Who buys it | An individual clinician or a small practice | Provider groups, health systems, health plans, digital health companies |
| What it is | A marketplace matching you with an independent specialist | Software plus Medallion's in-house credentialing team and CVO |
| Who does the work | An independent specialist you choose and can compare | Medallion's own employed or contracted credentialing staff |
| How you sign up | A short form describing what you need, no account required to start | A requested sales demo; no public self-serve signup |
| Pricing | Set by the specialist you choose; you compare price before committing | Not publicly published; custom quote based on provider volume and complexity |
| Scope | State licensing, credentialing, payer enrollment for one clinician at a time | Credentialing, payer enrollment, license management, provider data management and compliance monitoring across an entire organisation |
Medallion fits if
You are a provider group, health system, payer or digital health company that needs to manage credentialing for many providers on one platform, and you can go through a sales and contracting process to get there.
Telesure fits if
You are one clinician, or a small practice, who needs a specific state license or payer credentialed and wants to compare an independent specialist's scope, timeline and price first.
These serve different buyers more than they compete. An organisation evaluating Medallion is usually not the reader trying to work out how to get their own next state license, and a solo clinician is very unlikely to be Medallion's buyer. If you are unsure which category you are in, the sign-up process itself is the fastest test: Medallion starts with a sales demo request; Telesure starts with a short form about what you personally need.
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Telesure matches clinicians with licensing and credentialing specialists so you can compare scope, timeline and price before committing to anyone.
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Juney Ham is the founder and CEO of Telesure, the marketplace that matches clinicians with independent licensing and credentialing specialists. Previously co-founder of Upside and CMO at Hired. Every regulatory figure on this page is taken from the issuing state board, compact commission or CMS and was verified on 23 September 2026. Fees and compact status change; confirm with the relevant board before relying on them.
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