Verisys Corporation provides linked and resolved license, sanction and demographic data on health care providers who are required to have a license, certificate or registration to practice or deliver health care goods or services
Verisys performs batch, XML integrations and provides a Web interface into the content for hospitals, large group medical providers, PBMs, managed care organizations, insurers and other business entities that monitor providers within the health care ecosystem. 
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We have changed our name from Government Management Services, Inc., (GMS, Inc.) to “Verisys Corporation”. We are the same company with the same great team of people dedicated to serving our customers. Along with our new name we are introducing new products, see our products tab, in addition to our flagship offering, FACISĀ®.(Fraud and Abuse Control Information System).


We've been around since 1992. We were founded by a former Inspector General from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and a former Assistant Secretary and Acting Undersecretary of DHHS. We have a strong and stable company that handles some of the largest health care organizations in the world with a best-of-class team.

Verisys provides health care professional data aggregation, primarily for regulatory compliance and risk mitigation products and services. Verisys is a “primary source” data aggregator of medical provider demographic, sanctioning and licensing content from across the United States. Verisys serves health care clients by helping customers verify and validate persons, professionals and businesses.

Verisys/GMS, Inc. is NCQA Certified for the following verification services: Medical Board Sanctions, Medicare/Medicaid Sanctions and Ongoing Monitoring of Sanctions.

Verisys/GMS, Inc. is an URAC accredited Credentials Verification Organization.

Our primary goal is to deliver critical information accurately to ensure regulatory compliance, minimize legal and reputation risk, prevent health care waste, abuse, and fraud, and improve the quality of health delivery in the United States.

 
 
  • To prevent compliance penalties
  • To minimize legal risk
  • To preserve institutional reputation and public image
  • To prevent health care waste, abuse and fraud
  • To work with you to improve the quality of health care delivery in the U.S..