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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 24, § 80.5

Administrative Simplification and Compliance Act (ASCA)

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

Reporting

(Rev. 2803, Issued: 10-28-13, Effective: 09-17-13, Implementation: 09-17-13)

Contractors are required to report the status of their ASCA enforcement activities on a

monthly basis. ASCA enforcement data will be submitted via an external, secure web-based reporting tool.

The contractor shall obtain access to the web-based reporting tool via self enrollment

contingent on CMS approval. Contractors will always be notified via Technical Direction

Letter (TDL) of any changes in the reporting requirements of the ASCA enforcement

reporting, the content of the ASCA enforcement data, and the frequency of the ASCA

enforcement reporting effort.

Contractors shall reference Pub 100-04, Chapter 24, Section 90 for the complete details

and requirements on ASCA enforcement.

History

(Rev. 2803, Issued: 10-28-13, Effective: 09-17-13, Implementation: 09-17-13)

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