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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 17, § 100.1

Physician Election and Information Transfer Between A/B

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

MACs (B) and the Designated A/B MAC (B) for CAP Claims

(Rev. 866, Issued: 02-17-06, Effective: 07-01-06, Implementation: 07-03-06)

Prior to each annual election period, CMS will post on its Web site a list of the vendors

that have been selected to participate in the CAP, the categories of drugs they will be

providing, and the geographic areas within which each vendor will operate. Physicians

will then elect the approved CAP vendors they choose to receive drugs from under the

CAP. The election period will end each year approximately 45 days after the list of

vendors is posted on the CMS Web site.

History

(Rev. 866, Issued: 02-17-06, Effective: 07-01-06, Implementation: 07-03-06)

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