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or supplier’s billing privileges is effective 30 days after
CMS or the CMS contractor mails notice of its determination
to the provider or supplier. A revocation based on Federal
exclusion or debarment is effective with the date of the
exclusion or debarment.”
During the 30 days after CMS or our contractor mails a
revocation notice to a provider or supplier, the provider
or supplier is afforded the opportunity to submit a
corrective action plan. A corrective action plan gives a
provider or supplier an opportunity to provide evidence
that demonstrates that the provider or supplier is in
compliance with Medicare requirements. Moreover, a
provider or supplier can use a corrective action plan to
correct the deficiency without filing an appeal under
42 CFR part 498, and remain in the Medicare program when
the provider demonstrates that the provider or supplier is
in compliance with Medicare requirements and the Medicare
contractor accepts the corrective action plan. In those
situations where a provider or supplier submits an
acceptable corrective action plan, the provider or supplier
maintains their billing privileges and the revocation
determination is not implemented.
We maintain that providers or suppliers are able to
provide sufficient evidence through a corrective action
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