Peerakeet Practice
Build your own peer-run organization.
Peerakeet helps certified peers launch, manage, document, and grow peer-run services with the structure needed for supervision, compliance, payer readiness, and billing pathways.
You own the organization · Built for peer support · Designed for reimbursement pathways
The path
From certified peer to launch-ready organization.
You bring the certification and the lived experience. Peerakeet brings the structure.
30 to 90days
to launch readiness, depending on your state and starting point
50states
mapped for peer support rules, supervision, and payer pathways
1system
to run the work: documentation, supervision, and reporting
How it works
Three stages, one guided setup.
Build your foundation
Stand up the organization itself: business entity, certification on file, and the program structure your state expects.
Set up supervision and compliance
Define the supervisor pathway, consent workflows, and documentation standards so every record holds up to review.
Manage services and prepare to bill
Run real services with real documentation, and build payer readiness so you can prepare to bill where applicable.
What's covered
Everything the launch actually requires.
Business setup
Entity, structure, and the operational basics of a real organization.
State rules
Peer support requirements mapped for your state, tracked in one place.
Supervision pathway
Define the supervisory relationship your state and payers expect.
Documentation
Structured notes and service logs built for peer work from day one.
Compliance
Consent, audit trails, and records aligned with HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2.
Payer readiness
Build toward reimbursement pathways with documentation payers can trust.
Questions
Asked by every peer who gets this far.
In the states we have mapped, Medicaid pays enrolled provider organizations rather than individual peers. That is why the pathway usually runs through an organization you create. Peerakeet helps you understand your state's requirements and build toward them.
In many states, yes. An organization you own can pursue provider enrollment or contract with an enrolled provider, as long as it meets state requirements like certification and supervision. Peerakeet tracks those requirements so you always know what is left. Enrollment decisions sit with the state and the payer.
Many states require supervision for billable peer services. Peerakeet builds the supervision pathway into your workflow: define the supervisory relationship, route documentation for review, and keep the record audit-ready.
Peerakeet can support billing operations and, where contracted, submit Medicaid claims as your billing agent. Your organization remains the provider of record, keeps the payer relationship, and receives the reimbursement.
Yes, completely. The entity, the certification, and the contracts are yours. Peerakeet is the software you run it on.
Start the peer-run organization you've been imagining.
Bring your certification. Peerakeet handles the structure, the documentation, and the path to payer readiness.