6127462853

they have called multiple times in past 3 days.  they never leave a message.

Ditto many of the posts above. I finally answered this call and the woman said her name was "Midge".  Same basic call - asking to verify my practice location, etc. I told her I update on CAQH and any insurance company I work with could get my info there.  The location she asked about was 2 years out of date...they obviously are not hooked up with CAQH, therefore in my opinion this is BS. IF they were legitimately working for insurance co's they could get current info, not something 2 years old.  Wouldn't give me a call back number, said it had to do with not bothering doctor's, etc.  She was pushy and demanding....not sure what their objective.

STOP CALLING ME

They just called me and would not leave a message. I own a dental practice

I am getting called to the point of being disturbed in college classes.  I never answer and they never leave messages.  I just called the number back and was directed to voicemail.  I told them to take my number off of their calling list unless they wanted the authorities notified so I will see what happens.  It must be a scam considering I am still on my parents' insurance and live at home.  If they needed actual iniquity info, they would not be calling MY cell phone.

These people called me today on my cell: as I was foolish enough to put up my cell phone for my previous practice location. I normally do not pick up phone from unknown callers but sure I did pick up this one.Wanted to confirm my current information for insurance purposes.
I asked her what insurance company does she work for, she gave two names which did not sound familiar at all. I just told her I do not practice anymore. She said thank you and hung up.
Its hard to believe how people try to get all your information with these tactics. All I can say is beware..

Calls a 3-5 times a week, sometimes twice a day. Always in the day time, between 9am and 5pm. I never pick up. They leave a silent one second message so that your voicemail will notify you when they call. I work for a dental practice.

please, leave me a message if you call.

Same thing, called, asking to verify some info for some insurance company.  Wanting to verify an address or something for someone that no longer worked at a particular practice.  Instead of calling the work number they called a private cell number and wanted more info to get in touch with the particular provider.  I said I did not konw any more info and they hung up.  Very strange.

This ENCLARITY at 612-746-2853 is [***]

Tell the person you are unable to verify any information as it is a breach of contract on your part

She told me, "OK...I am not going to force you to tellme anything"

Also I am a medical provider and have gotten a number of calls, have not answered and they do not leave a message.  Thanks for the heads up from all of you.

they call every day. leave no message. do not know this number or area code

Enclarity SCAM !  They faxed a paper saying they represent many pharmacies in my area !  None of the well known pharmacies know anything about this company.  Wanted my info for perscription purposes !

Scam. Faxed my number. They are fishing for prescription info.

Faxing physicians fishing for their secure fax line. They claim to represent pharmacies but don't give any indication who those pharmacies are.

Pharmacy companies know how to get in touch with physicians without the help of anyone outside.

Per  Maryland State Dental Assoc. they are looking into and seems to be a scam.

The company is "Enclarity".  This number is listed as a callback number on some faxes that we keep getting at the office to confirm our practice information and verify our "secure fax number".  As others have noted, the form already has our practice address, phone number, and fax number listed.  The fax states they "work with pharmacies in your area that send renewal requests to providers," so they're framing it as a patient care issue.  The document also states the information will only be used for clinical communication and not marketing.  I'm still hesitant to "verify" anything with them.

Enclarity has been spamming our fax number going through all the doctor names with a form requesting we verify the information. Oddly not all the docs are MD's. Even the PhD's are getting this notice.

"Enclarity represents many pharmacies in your area that send renewal requests to providers. In response to the ARRA Act regarding the security of Personal Health Information (PHI), it is vital to verify the correct fax for [doctor's name redacted] to ensure that all PHI communication, including prescription renewal requests, are secure. If your practice has an additional fax number dedicated to prescription renewal requests, please select NO below and provide your additional Dedicated Renewal Fax number. This information is used for clinically relevant communication only and will not be used for marketing purposes. The information represented in this document should be completed and faxed back so that your patients' needs may be met quickly. This information will be verified once each year."

Then they want a signature and fax back to 866-699-0422.
Only contact info on the form is http://www.enclarity.com 612-746-2853.

I received a fax from this company two times, all the info they have is correct, the document says that the company's name is Enclarity and that it represents many pharmacies that sends renewal requests to providers. The web site is www.enclarity.com. I not sure if it's secure so I prefered not to send the fax form filled out.

Enclarity, Inc. responds:

Thank you very much for your comments on this page. You may be wondering why you may have received a telephone call or fax from Enclarity requesting information about you or your healthcare provider practice, as well as who we are.

Enclarity is an information solutions company that works with health insurance plans, preferred provider organizations (PPOs), pharmacy benefit managers, property and casualty insurance carriers, and life science companies (pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers) to correct and manage the demographic information about healthcare providers like you.

Why have we contacted you?
The ARRA Act requires that all Personal Health Information (PHI) communication, including prescription renewal requests to be secure. If we have faxed you, it is because we need to verify that your fax is secure and can be used for transmitting PHI communication. It’s important that you review and confirm or update the provider name, address, phone, and fax included on the form. If we have called you, we are contacting you to verify that you are practicing at a location we have listed for you in our database.

We want to ensure that the address, phone, and fax are correct for that location. Because demographic information about healthcare providers changes frequently, we are checking to see if the practice location that we have in our database is accurate or needs to be updated. Once your information is verified, we can pass it back to our customers, so they can pay claims, maintain provider directories or communicate with you, such as for prescription renewals.

Some of you noted that we tried to reach you on more than one occasion, and that our call center did not simply leave a message, something that may have caused frustration. Unfortunately, our call center cannot accept inbound calls at this time, and for this reason must attempt subsequent calls until we can reach you.

To help you, we have created an FAQ page on our website that we hope will answer any questions that you may have. To learn more, please visit:

http://www.enclarity.com/providerfaqs.php  

By taking a few minutes to review the provider data verification form that we fax to you, or to speak with an Enclarity representative on the telephone, we can validate and update the information about your practice in our database.

We hope the website link above will help you better understand why this is so important. Thank you!