decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2011 Issue 6 (June)
CMS reveals new enrollment revalidation effort with deadline set for March 2013
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Article Overview
This article covers a CMS Medicare enrollment revalidation initiative tied to health reform and the Provider Enrollment Chain and Ownership System (PECOS). It summarizes who is affected by the new deadline, how CMS’s screening approach changes the revalidation process, and several planned PECOS functionality updates. The piece is relevant to providers, suppliers, practice managers, credentialing staff, and billing/enrollment professionals who monitor Medicare enrollment compliance.
Why This Topic Matters
Medicare enrollment revalidation affects provider participation status, enrollment file accuracy, and compliance planning. Understanding the timing, screening categories, and PECOS changes helps organizations prepare for administrative updates that may affect many enrolled entities.
Article Sections
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Revalidation deadline and exemption timing
This section outlines the Medicare revalidation timeline and identifies which enrollment groups are exempt from the new deadline. It also explains the relationship between the earlier revalidation cycle and the upcoming CMS requirement.
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New screening requirements and risk categories
This section discusses the screening framework CMS is applying to providers and suppliers and describes the broad risk categories used in the process. It also notes the types of entities discussed in connection with each category.
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More PECOS updates revealed
This section summarizes planned updates to PECOS that CMS wanted to begin implementing later in the year. It covers system functionality changes intended to affect enrollment and revalidation workflows.
What You Will Learn
- How CMS’s Medicare revalidation effort was framed and timed
- How PECOS is used in provider enrollment revalidation
- What broad screening categories CMS applied to providers and suppliers
- What types of PECOS system enhancements were planned
- Which professional groups would want to track these enrollment changes
Who Should Read This
- Physician practices
- Provider enrollment staff
- Credentialing staff
- Practice managers
- Medical billing and coding professionals
- Healthcare consultants
- Supplier organizations
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