18 Del. C. § 3306B: Health-care professional’s right to review credentialing information [Effective Jan. 1, 2028].

(a) Each health-care professional subject to credentialing has the right to review all information, including the source of that information, obtained by the carrier to satisfy the requirements of this chapter during the carrier’s credentialing process.

(b) A carrier shall notify a health-care professional of any information obtained during the credentialing process that does not meet the carrier’s credentialing standards or that varies substantially from the information provided to the carrier by the health-care professional, except that the carrier is not required to reveal the source of the information if the information is not obtained to meet the requirements of this chapter, or if disclosure is prohibited by law.

(c) A health-care professional has the right to correct any erroneous information obtained by a carrier during the credentialing process. A carrier must have a formal process by which a health-care professional may submit supplemental or corrected information to the carrier’s credentialing committee and request a reconsideration of the health-care professional’s credentialing application if the health-care professional believes that the carrier’s credentialing committee has received information that is incorrect or misleading. Supplemental information is subject to confirmation by the carrier.