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Tracey is a recognized leader known for crafting strategic vision to achieve business goals through the development and execution of process efficiency, out-of-the box thinking, and key management partnerships.
While serving as a Product Line Senior Director with Aperture Credentialing, LLC, Tracey has achieved a strong customer collaboration to secure customer commitment to efficient provider enrollment/credentialing and the use of our products to get to a very efficient process.
Tracey’s career is comprised of over fifteen years management experience and over ten years project management execution while being recognized by staff for exceptional customer focus and employee recognition opportunity as “One of our Best” nominated by employees and leaders.
Tracey has dedicated her adult career to health care organizations experiencing process failure and been a part of achieving process success, execution successful implementation of training and process change, and leaves a mark as a leader by example.
Tracey holds a Master’s in Business Administration and Project Management and donates time and dollars to help children play sports who otherwise cannot afford it. She also has a passion for the outdoors while spending time with family and on her Harley. Tracey lives in Minnesota hence being outdoors is a love and a must. Even in the cold!!!
Training Sessions by Tracey Tokheim
- Sep 15, 2026 - 1:00 ET
Stop credentialing delays from holding up your provider—and your practice revenue. Every day a provider enrollment or credentialing application is delayed can mean another day your practice waits to get paid. One missing document, inaccurate provider detail, overlooked deadline, or incomplete application can stall approval, delay claims, disrupt cash flow, and leave you spending hours tracking down answers. And the […]
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Keeping up with the numerous online provider credentialing and enrollment services (PECOS, CAQH, NPPES, NPI) you’re required to use is enough to give anyone a massive headache. There always seems to be a new hoop you are required to jump through to ensure your provider credentialing is accurate and current. Getting it wrong really isn’t an option. Just one simple […]
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