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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 30, § 220.1

Responsibilities of the Hospital

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

The hospital must comply with the following procedures when requesting a QIO review:

Notify the Beneficiary. Hospitals must notify the beneficiary that the hospital has

requested a review using a model language notice called the Hospital Requested Review

(HRR) described in this section. See Section 220.4 for General Notice Requirements.

Supply information to the QIO. Hospitals must supply any pertinent information the

QIO needs to conduct its review and must make it available by phone or in writing, by

close of business on the first full day immediately following the day the hospital submits

the request for review.

History

(Rev. 1257, Issued: 05-25-07; Effective: 07-01-07; Implementation: 07-02-07)

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