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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 21, § 30.4

Exhibits of the Extended Family of MSNs in Color

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

This chapter’s specifications are detailed for black & white printing. Color printing is not

being implemented at this time. However, it is possible that MACs may be encouraged

to print in color in the future.

In regards to the MSN, “color” refers to the usage of blue and black ink only. The

approved blue ink color for Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services publications is

PMS 300, in the Pantone Matching System.

For additional color specifications, please refer to the exhibits below.

Exhibit 4.1 - Part A, Inpatient Color

Exhibit 4.2 - Part B, Assigned Color

Exhibit 4.3 - DME, Assigned Color

History

(Rev. 3210, Issued: 03-03-15, Effective: 04-16-15. Implementation: 04-16-15)

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