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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 3, § 140.3.1
Shared Systems and CWF Edits
To ensure that revenue code 0024 is not reported more than once on bill type 11X;
• To ensure the claim can be matched to the corresponding Inpatient Rehabilitation
Facility – Patient Assessment Instrument (IRF-PAI) assessment in the internet
Quality Improvement Evaluation System (iQIES)
• To compare applicable inpatient claims with post-acute claims that will allow
erroneous claims to be reviewed and appropriate adjustments to be made on an
ongoing basis to the discharging hospital’s inpatient claim.
• To check the incoming claims admission date to the history discharge date for the
same provider except when patient status code is 30 (CWF);
• To check the incoming claim’s discharge date to the history admission date for the
same provider (CWF);
• To reject subsequent claims with the same PPS provider on the same day (CWF);
• Ensure accurate coding of patient status codes by checking the incoming claim’s
admission date to the history discharge date;
o CWF accepts the incoming claim and sends an informational
unsolicited response to the A/B MAC (A) on the history claim if the
patient status code does not match the incoming provider number
o The A/B MAC (A) cancels the history claim to the provider
• To check incoming claim’s discharge date to the history admission date to ensure
the appropriate use of the patient status code on the incoming claim;
• CWF rejects the incoming claim if the patient status code does not match the
provider number;
• A/B MAC (A) returns the incoming claim to the provider for correction of the
patient status code.
• To insure that revenue code 0024 is only on claims submitted by IRF providers.
Bills submitted incorrectly will be returned to the provider.
• To insure that a valid HIPPS/CMG rate code is always present with revenue code
0024;
• Units entered on the 0024 must be accepted, but are not required.
• To insure that revenue code total charges line 0001 must equal the sum of the
individual total charges lines;
• To insure that the length of stay in the statement covers period, from and through
dates equals the total days for accommodations revenue codes 010x-021x,
including revenue code 018x (leave of absence)/interrupted stay,
• To insure that Occurrence Span Code 74 is present on the claim if there is an
interrupted stay < 3 days. If the interruption is greater than 3 days, the bill should
be considered a discharge. If the patient returns to the IRF by midnight of the 3rd
day, the bill continues under the same CMG. CWF will need to edit to ensure that
if another IRF bill comes in during the interrupted stay, it is rejected, as it should
be associated with the original CMG; and
• If HIPPS rate code is 5101, 5102, 5103, or 5104 patient status must be 20
(Expired)/
• The accommodation revenue code 018x (leave of absence) will continue to be used
in the current manner including the appropriate occurrence span code 74 and date
range.
History
(Rev. 11075; Issued: 10-28-21; Effective: 12-01-21; Implementation: 12-01-21)
Provenance
- Source
- cms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-25
- Edition
- iom-2026-08-25
- Content hash
a52ba06f069ea59ff84358e9f27bfb2b94e2983f3fe2527feb1f1df46e7d21bf
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