Training Options for NPI Credentialing

The National Institute of Whole Health, pioneers and researchers of Whole Health since 1977, is pleased to announce a new 6-month accelerated option for completion of NIWH’s nationally accredited Whole Health 3-in-1 program for credentialed and licensed health professionals. 

This new fast-track option contains the same evidence-based and researched Whole Health courses and components that comprise the 1-year Whole Health Program, qualifying for a National Provider Number (NPI) as a secondary Health Care Provider for patient health education. The accelerated curriculum is available on audio, which allows learners to move more rapidly through the program. This program credentialing allows for patient education billing by licensed individuals in a private practice, for job placement credentials, or as additional training for medical health care environments.

If you are a credentialed licensed health care professional, with health coaching certification, NIWH also offers a fast-track 5-month program that qualifies for the NPI number and allows for professional liability insurance for patient education. All graduates receive an expertly prepared billing and coding manual and a consult with a billing and coding compliance officer. Networking and practice-building support is also available.

                            NIWH is ANCC approved and ICE accredited

Comment from a current nurse learner -

“I am BEYOND thrilled. I even have physical proof [how good this program is]! For 15 years I was neutropenic and none of my hematologists knew why. My WBC never rose above a 2 and my neutrophils were always <0.9. Well, I had my three-month labs and smear done July 25, 2019. Guess what! My WBC are FINALLY above a 4 and my neutrophils are normal! I haven’t seen labs like this in 15 years!

I truly attribute it to the learning from this program that I’ve applied to my own life! [I witness daily] clients are not responding to the national Whole Health model being applied in federal health care facilities.   Health Coaches can offer suggestions about how to improve your life (diet, mindfulness, etc.) but in addition, clients need to know the HOW, WHAT and WHY of what is happening in their bodies and minds. 

As an oncology nurse, I always taught my patients to understand the physiology of how their treatment and side effect medications were acting in their bodies; I found they were more compliant and avoided a hospitalization after a treatment, if they understood what was happening. The same goes for Whole Health. One must understand the “Big Picture” and the National Institute of Whole Health offers the premiere learning program to do just that! It’s the real deal!”

                                                                                       Eileen Foti, BSN, RN OCN

NIWH is ANCC approved and ICE accredited

For more information about this exciting opportunity contact us at

888-354-4325 or [email protected]