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EL PASO COUNTY · BUTTERFIELD, TEXAS 79938

Payor Credentialing for Practices Serving Butterfield

Butterfield is a small unincorporated community in far east El Paso County, out past Horizon City. Its residents are served by practices in the surrounding east county communities. EPMN is a physician-owned IPA in El Paso that handles those practices’ credentialing, Medicare and Medicaid enrollment, and payor contracting.

Does EPMN serve Butterfield?
Yes. Butterfield is within El Paso County and inside EPMN’s service area. Practices serving the area join on the same terms as members anywhere else in the county.

COUNTY

El Paso County, Texas

NEAREST EPMN OFFICE

George Dieter Dr, El Paso

PAYOR AGREEMENTS

60+ available to members

GOVERNED BY

Practicing El Paso physicians

Distance is the Operative Fact out here

Far East county communities like Butterfield sit a long way from the concentration of physicians in central El Paso. Routine care that would be a ten-minute errand in the city becomes a planned trip, which means the practices closest to these communities carry more weight than their size suggests.

That raises the stakes on plan participation. When a practice a few miles away does not take a patient’s coverage, the alternative is not a different nearby office; it is a drive across the county. Visits get postponed, and conditions that should have been routine stop being routine.

EPMN keeps broad participation achievable for small offices. One verified file through an NCQA Certified Credentialing Verification Organization opens the agreements EPMN holds, each one opt-in, with no requirement to take all of them. Credentialing 101 explains what verification actually involves.

Practicing at Distance from the City

Participation equals access

In an area this far out, the plans a practice takes determine which residents can realistically get care without a long drive.

Everything by phone and mail

Applications, questions, and follow-ups are handled remotely. Joining or maintaining membership requires no trip into the city.

Renewals tracked for you

Re-credentialing, Medicaid revalidation, and attestation deadlines are monitored centrally, which is where remote offices most often lose ground.

What EPMN Handles for Practices Serving Butterfield

Every member service line, run remotely from El Paso.

Health Insurance Credentialing

Verification and the re-credentialing cycle are initiated before they come due.

Managed Care Contracting

Access to member payor agreements plus appeals and denial support.

Medicaid Enrollment

Texas Medicaid enrollment and revalidation cover the practice and everyone in it.

Medicare Enrollment

Medicare enrollment through CMS, with reassignment and revalidation included.

Practice Transformation

Operational and billing review for a small office at distance from the city.

Payor Plans & Networks

What agreements members can access and how the opt-in decision works.

Getting started from Butterfield

1

Begin with a call

A phone call about the practice, the roster, and current plan participation. Distance changes nothing about this step.

2

Mail or email the packet

Send a complete packet by mail, email, or fax. We will flag anything missing before a payor sees it.

3

Select your networks

Opt into the plans that keep care local for the residents you serve.

Questions from Butterfield practices

Is a community this small still covered?

Yes. EPMN’s service area is El Paso County as a whole, including its smallest and most remote communities. Size does not affect membership terms.

Can we handle everything without coming into El Paso?

Yes. Everything moves by mail, email, fax, and telephone. Our George Dieter office is available if you want to meet in person, but it is optional.

Which plans should a practice out here participate in?

Usually, broadly, because each plan you decline represents residents who have no nearby alternative. It is worth reviewing your actual panel with our staff before deciding.

Do you enroll new providers as well as existing ones?

Yes. Adding a provider to a member practice is routine, billed per provider, and covers both credentialing and government program enrollment.

Are there extra fees for a remote location?

No. Dues and fees are the same throughout El Paso County.

Nearby Communities We Serve

Butterfield is one of the Far East County communities that EPMN covers. The rest of the area is mapped on the service area page.

About this page

Written and reviewed by the EPMN provider relations team, who support remote practices across East El Paso County.

A board of El Paso physicians governs EPMN, and its credentialing carries NCQA certification. See the board listing.

Last reviewed: August 2026. Requirements from plans and agencies change over time. Call us before acting on anything time-sensitive.

Talk to someone in El Paso

1605 George Dieter Dr, Suite 303C
El Paso, Texas 79936

Application packets and dues are processed by our credentialing office in Plano. Both addresses are on the contact page.