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Vol. 01· Issue 01· Q3 2026· The Credentialing Briefing
Track A · Software Platforms

Andros

Provider-network credentialing for health plans

Last verified September 22, 2026 · How we score → · Also listed in Managed Services, scored separately: Andros →

Acquired by Medallion, Sep 2026 Andros is now part of Medallion. We list it under its own name until its customers migrate, then re-score it. Briefing →

How Andros scores

Documented capabilities describe the scope supported by our sources, which may include vendor documentation. They do not establish service quality or independent performance.

Documented capability score Capability sources needed 0/12 capabilities reviewed · 12 unverified · Rubric v1.1 0 fully supported · 0 partly supported · 0 documented as unsupported

A numeric capability score needs at least 8 capabilities with sources, including PSV, enrollment, recredentialing and expiration tracking. Core capabilities still unverified: Primary source verification, Payer enrollment automation, Re-credentialing, License and expirables monitoring.

0/77 relative capability weight reviewed. Scores with different coverage are not directly comparable. Read the score with its coverage: 100 means full support within the reviewed scope, not that every capability is supported. Unverified capabilities are excluded, not counted as zero. How to compare scores →

Quality evidence: 1/6 dimensions reviewed. Pricing transparency alone does not establish service quality.

Overall rating: Not published. Requires 12 total dimensions, all four core capabilities and at least 3 quality dimensions with sources.

Capability 60% of the composite

  • Primary source verification Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Payer enrollment automation Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Re-credentialing Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • License and expirables monitoring Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • OIG / SAM exclusion monitoring Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Privileging Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • CAQH / DataSpring integration Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Provider data management Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • NPDB queries Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Delegated credentialing support Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Reporting and analytics Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • API and integrations Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →

Quality 40% of the composite

  • Ease of use Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Support quality Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Security and compliance (SOC 2, HIPAA, HITRUST, NCQA, KLAS) Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Implementation time Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Value for money Not yet verified We haven't found a source for this yet. Vendors can send evidence →
  • Pricing transparency 1 of 5 No public price list found on the vendor's site; pricing is by quote. Source: Andros website (read )

Scores are our editorial judgment on the published rubric, based on the sources shown. They are not user ratings.

What does Andros do?

Provider-network credentialing for health plans. Andros says it serves: Health plans. Read the vendor's own description on its website ↗.

Where Andros is strong, and what to check

Not written yet. We add strengths and watch-outs once enough evidence is in. See the scorecard above for what's sourced so far.

How much does Andros cost?

Andros doesn't publish prices, so you'll need a quote. We don't show third-party estimates as a vendor's price.

Andros in the Briefing

  1. Both tracks

    Medallion buys Andros, an NCQA-certified CVO

    Terms were not disclosed, and no migration timeline was published. Plans that delegate to Andros should confirm which legal entity will hold the NCQA certification, and for which verification elements.

    Source: PR Newswire (Medallion release)

User reviews of Andros

These reviews are submitted by readers and moderated before they appear. They are separate from our editorial score and do not change it. We can't confirm that a reviewer used the product.

    Review Andros

    Reviews are anonymous. We ask for a display name and role only so readers have context; both are optional. Don't include patient or personal information.

    Your rating 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent)

    Reviews are moderated for spam, off-topic content and personal information, not for opinion, and every listing gets the same moderation. This site is operated by Metolius Health, which is itself a listed vendor. Reader reviews never change our scores. How we handle your data →

    FAQ

    Andros: common questions

    Is Andros NCQA-certified?

    We found no entry for Andros in NCQA's directory as of September 15, 2026.

    How much does Andros cost?

    Andros doesn't publish prices, so you'll need a quote. We don't show third-party estimates as a vendor's price.

    What are the alternatives to Andros?

    Every software we track is on one list, scored on the same rubric. See all 20 →

    Who owns Andros?

    Acquired by Medallion on 2026-09-15. Listed under its own name until customers migrate.

    Compare on the merits.

    Open two or three other platforms built for Health plans, and compare the same dimensions.

    All 20 platforms → · How we score →