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CMS-1403-FC to participate in the Medicare program. Surveyed suppliers are those suppliers who have been certified by either CMS or a State certification agency and are in compliance with Medicare requirements. Surveyed suppliers may include ASCs or portable x-ray suppliers; and ● Ensures that we are able to verify a supplier’s qualifications, including meeting any performance standards before payment for services can occur. The second approach would establish the initial enrollment date for physician and NPP organizations and individual practitioners, including physician and NPPs, as the later of: (1) the date of filing of a Medicare enrollment application that was subsequently approved by a fee-for-service (FFS) contractor; or (2) the date an enrolled supplier first started furnishing services at a new practice location. The date of filing the enrollment application is the date that the Medicare FFS contractor receives a signed Medicare enrollment application that the Medicare FFS contractor is able to process to approval. This option would allow a supplier that is already seeing non-Medicare patients to start billing for Medicare patients beginning on the day they submit an enrollment application that can be fully processed. In contrast to the first option, newly enrolling physicians and NPP 228
CMS-1403-FC organizations, and individual practitioners or physician and NPP organizations and individual practitioners that are establishing or changing a practice location would be allowed to bill the Medicare program for services furnished to Medicare beneficiaries on or after the date of filing if a Medicare contractor approves Medicare billing privileges and conveys billing privileges to an NPI. It is also important to note that if a Medicare contractor rejects or denies an enrollment application, then the physician or NPP organization or individual practitioner is at risk of not receiving payment for any services furnished after the date of filing. Given this second approach, in proposed §424.520, we stated that we may implement regulations text that reads similar to: “the effective date of billing privileges for physician and NPP organizations and for individual practitioners, physicians and NPPs, is the later of--(1) The filing date of the Medicare enrollment application that was subsequently approved by a FFS contractor; or (2) The date that the physician or NPP organization or individual practitioner first furnished services at a new practice location.” We also stated in the CY 2009 PFS proposed rule that we believe that this approach-- 229
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organizations, and individual practitioners or physician<br />
and NPP organizations and individual practitioners that are<br />
establishing or changing a practice location would be<br />
allowed to bill the Medicare program for services furnished<br />
to Medicare beneficiaries on or after the date of filing if<br />
a Medicare contractor approves Medicare billing privileges<br />
and conveys billing privileges to an NPI. It is also<br />
important to note that if a Medicare contractor rejects or<br />
denies an enrollment application, then the physician or NPP<br />
organization or individual practitioner is at risk of not<br />
receiving payment for any services furnished after the date<br />
of filing.<br />
Given this second approach, in proposed §424.520, we<br />
stated that we may implement regulations text that reads<br />
similar to: “the effective date of billing privileges for<br />
physician and NPP organizations and for individual<br />
practitioners, physicians and NPPs, is the later of--(1)<br />
The filing date of the Medicare enrollment application that<br />
was subsequently <strong>approved</strong> by a FFS contractor; or (2) The<br />
date that the physician or NPP organization or individual<br />
practitioner first furnished services at a new practice<br />
location.”<br />
We also stated in the CY 2009 PFS proposed rule that<br />
we believe that this approach--<br />
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