Independent compliance, credentialing, and licensing readiness support for behavioral health providers in Maryland, DC, and Virginia.
Consultations are 30 minutes and $150, credited toward your engagement if you sign within 14 days.
Where are you starting?
I need clinicians credentialed with payersYear-end special from $750 through December 31. I’m a Maryland Medicaid providerThree MPRIME deadlines land before New Year’s. I’m opening or expanding in VirginiaStart with our readiness questionnaire. I’m preparing for accreditation or a reviewPlan your 2027 survey now.Maryland Medicaid providers
ePREP is closed. Every Maryland Medicaid provider now needs an MPRIME account, and these dates decide who stays active, who gets suspended, and who keeps a backdated start date.
MPRIME Transition Support
$750
Flat fee per organization, one location. Completed within 5 to 7 business days of receiving your information.
Request MPRIME supportNovember 15
Out-of-state individually licensed providers
Update your record in MPRIME or your account is suspended automatically.
December 1
Suspended providers
Make your required updates in MPRIME or your account is terminated automatically.
December 31
Newly enrolling providers
File a complete MPRIME application to keep a backdated enrollment effective date.
Source: Maryland Medicaid Provider Transmittal PT 94-26. Verified October 24, 2026. MABHD is independent and not affiliated with the Maryland Department of Health. Enrollment decisions are made by Maryland Medicaid.
Start with the problem you need solved. Every engagement begins with a 30-minute consultation, $150, credited toward your engagement if you sign within 14 days.
Clinicians credentialed with payers, and Medicaid enrollment done right.
A complete, consistent application package in MD, DC, or VA, built before you submit.
Ready for CARF or another national accreditor. Maryland requires accreditation before licensing most programs, and DC requires it before certification.
Policies, records, and staff that hold up every day, not just at review time.
Twelve questions, about five minutes. Each one is something a reviewer actually asks for. You’ll see your score and exactly where the gaps are.
Who you'll work with
Principal Consultant
Bonnie-Lyn Ojuri has built her career in regulated environments, where documentation, accountability, and accuracy are not optional.
Over more than a decade, spanning twelve years of military service, banking compliance, and behavioral health, she has learned exactly what reviewers look for and how to make sure a program is ready before they arrive. Soldiers she served with still call her “the Regulator.”
Today she serves as Principal Consultant at Mid-Atlantic Behavioral Health Desk and as Executive Chair of FedPrime Defense Holdings, its veteran-owned parent company. In her free time, she enjoys cooking and spending time with her husband, their two sons, and their extended family.
From first conversation to corrections in place.
We assess your program, map your regulatory pathway, and pinpoint where to act first.
We review your documentation and deliver written findings ranked by risk, with a clear fix for each.
We work alongside your team to close every gap and keep the corrections in place.
No. We're an independent consulting firm. We help providers prepare for reviews by state agencies, payers, and accrediting bodies, but we don't license, certify, or approve anyone.
Consultations are 30 minutes and cost $150. If you sign an engagement with us within 14 days, the full $150 is credited toward it. You’ll leave the call with a clear picture of your pathway and where to start.
Most readiness and compliance reviews are completed within about 10 to 15 business days after we receive a complete review package. Larger preparation and policy projects generally take several weeks. Expedited review is available for qualifying projects, based on scope and capacity.
Your review period begins once your engagement is active and we've confirmed we have the materials needed to begin.
No. Expedited service changes our internal scheduling only. Agency, payer, and accrediting-body timelines are outside our control, and we don't guarantee any approval or outcome.
Yes. We sign a BAA before reviewing any records that contain protected health information.
We set up or update each clinician’s CAQH profile, prepare and submit their payer applications, including Maryland Medicaid through MPRIME, and follow up with each payer until it makes a decision. Payers set their own processing times, which often run several months, and approval is always the payer’s decision.
Yes. Maryland Medicaid preloaded existing provider records into MPRIME, but every provider still has to create a new MPRIME account and connect to their record to make updates, revalidate, or keep affiliations current.
Billing companies submit and chase claims. We focus on the documentation, policies, and processes that keep a program compliant in the first place.
Your program’s longevity depends on compliance that works every day. Request a consultation and leave with a clear plan of action.