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CMS-1403-FC adopted a modified enrollment policy after considering the alternatives that were suggested through the public comment period of the regulatory process which established the effective date of billing privileges for newly enrolling physicians, NPPs, and physician and NPP organizations. I. Amendment to the Exemption for Computer-Generated Facsimile Transmissions from the NCPDP SCRIPT Standard for Transmitting Prescription and Certain Prescription-Related Information for Part D-covered Drugs prescribed to Part D Eligible Individuals The amendment to the exemption for computer-generated facsimiles from the NCPDP SCRIPT Standard under the Medicare Part D e-prescribing provisions is discussed in section II.K. of this rule. E-prescribing Part D covered drugs to Part D eligible individuals is voluntary for providers and dispensers. The MMA only requires that if prescribers and dispensers choose to e-prescribe, that they use the standards adopted by the Secretary for those specific e-prescribing transactions. The amendment to the exemption for computer-generated faxing from the NCPDP SCRIPT standard only affects pharmacies that already conduct e-prescribing using products that generate facsimiles. 1062
CMS-1403-FC This amendment of the exemption for computer-generated facsimiles to include prescription refill requests sent from dispensers to providers who do not possess the capability to conduct electronic refill request transactions using the NCPDP SCRIPT standard will not affect non-NCPDP SCRIPT enabled prescribers. Prescribers that currently e-prescribe using NCPDP SCRIPT would continue to receive refill requests electronically. Prescribers that currently e-prescribe with computer-generated faxes using a system that can utilize the NCPDP SCRIPT standard will simply turn that function on, and receive refill request transactions using the NCPDP SCRIPT standard in place of the computer-generated facsimiles that they used to receive. Prescribers that do not have the capacity to use NCPDP SCRIPT standard would continue to receive computer-generated facsimiles. Moreover, the amendment would not impose costs on dispensers, as they would be permitted to continue using computer-generated facsimiles with partners that cannot conduct electronic refill request transactions using the NCPDP SCRIPT standard. The amendment will have direct benefits for dispensers. One national drug store chain estimated that its stores generate 150,000 non-EDI prescription refill requests each day. If the 1063
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<strong>CMS</strong>-1403-FC<br />
adopted a modified enrollment policy after considering the<br />
alternatives that were suggested through the public comment<br />
period of the regulatory process which established the<br />
effective date of billing privileges for newly enrolling<br />
physicians, NPPs, and physician and NPP organizations.<br />
I. Amendment to the Exemption for Computer-Generated<br />
Facsimile Transmissions from the NCPDP SCRIPT Standard for<br />
Transmitting Prescription and Certain Prescription-Related<br />
Information for Part D-covered Drugs prescribed to Part D<br />
Eligible Individuals<br />
The amendment to the exemption for computer-generated<br />
facsimiles from the NCPDP SCRIPT Standard under the<br />
Medicare Part D e-prescribing provisions is discussed in<br />
section II.K. of this rule. E-prescribing Part D covered<br />
drugs to Part D eligible individuals is voluntary for<br />
providers and dispensers. The MMA only requires that if<br />
prescribers and dispensers choose to e-prescribe, that they<br />
use the standards adopted by the Secretary for those<br />
specific e-prescribing transactions. The amendment to the<br />
exemption for computer-generated faxing from the NCPDP<br />
SCRIPT standard only affects pharmacies that already<br />
conduct e-prescribing using products that generate<br />
facsimiles.<br />
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