decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2016 Issue 3 (March)
5-year enrollees: Check revalidation list if your notification hasn’t arrived
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Article Overview
This article covers CMS’s updated provider revalidation process, including the new online lookup resource, timing expectations for Medicare enrollment revalidation, and related Medicaid revalidation concerns. It is aimed at providers, suppliers, credentialing staff, and enrollment professionals who need to monitor due dates, confirm whether notices have been issued, and stay aware of possible deactivation risks tied to missed revalidation deadlines.
Why This Topic Matters
Revalidation affects whether enrolled organizations and practitioners remain active for billing and payment. The article helps readers understand where to check status, what general timing issues to watch for, and why both Medicare and Medicaid enrollment files may need active monitoring.
Article Sections
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CMS revalidation update and background
Introduces the latest revalidation cycle and explains the broader context for Medicare enrollment tracking. It also notes how CMS communicated the change to enrollment stakeholders.
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Double check at data.cms.gov
Describes the new CMS lookup resource for checking revalidation status and summarizes the general types of information it provides. It also discusses the need to monitor updates and compare CMS data with internal enrollment records.
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Take Medicaid? Careful!
Highlights separate revalidation concerns for Medicaid enrollment and notes that state-level processes may differ. It emphasizes the need for enrollment teams to watch for state notices and follow up when required.
What You Will Learn
- How CMS is presenting revalidation information for Medicare enrollment
- What kinds of enrollment status information the CMS lookup resource provides
- Why revalidation monitoring matters for providers, suppliers, and credentialing teams
- How Medicaid revalidation can create additional enrollment management issues
Who Should Read This
- Medicare enrollment staff
- Credentialing specialists
- Provider enrollment managers
- Medical practice administrators
- Health system compliance teams
- Medicaid enrollment coordinators
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