WorksheetsProvider Enrollment Revalidation (Part 1)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1. CMS requires Part A and Part B providers (including FQHC, Home Health and Hospice) to revalidate every _____.
4 years
5 years
10 years
2. Providers that enroll solely to order and refer and providers that opt out of Medicare will not need to revalidate.
True
False
When using the Data.CMS.gov/revalidation tool I can find the revalidation due date for which type of providers?
Part A
Part B
Federal Qualified Heath Centers (FQHC)
Home Health & Hospice
All of these
If updated information is needed on an enrollment, should you submit a change of information application if you already revalidated and received the approval letter?
Yes
No
The revalidation notice is sent to the correspondence address and special payment address Medicare currently has on file for that provider, in what color envelope?
Yellow
Blue
Purple
White
What could happen if enrollments are not revalidated timely?
a. Possible hold on your Medicare payment
b. Deactivation of your Medicare billing privileges
c. Enrollment will not be affected in anyway
d. Both a and b
Who should pay the application fee when revalidating?
Clinic/groups practices
Part A facilities and certain Part B suppliers
Individual physicians or nonphysician practitioners
All of these
Which method cannot be use when revalidating enrollment information?
CMS-855 paper application
Internet based PECOS
Cover letter informing information is accurate
How can the requested Medicare enrollment, initiate the revalidation action needed? (select all that apply)
Submit appropriate CMS-855 form
Submit appropriate application through the internet based Provider Enrollment Chain & Ownership System (PECOS)
Submit a CMS-855R
Submit a CMS- 460
What is the earliest time period, prior to the determined due date on the Medicare Revalidation List Tool, can the revalidation application be submitted?
1 year
6 months
7 months
2 months
