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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 30, § 260.4.1.1

Timeframe for Requesting an Expedited Determination

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

A beneficiary who receives a NOMNC and disagrees with the termination of services

may request an expedited determination by the appropriate QIO for the state where the

services were provided. The beneficiary must contact the QIO by noon of the day before

the effective date on the NOMNC. The beneficiary may contact the QIO by telephone or

in writing. If the QIO is unable to accept the request, the beneficiary must submit the

request by noon of the next day the QIO is available.

History

(Rev. 2711, Issued: 05-24-13, Effective: 08-26-13, Implementation: 08-26-13)

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