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CMS Pub. 100-05, ch. 5, § 10.8

MSP Contractor Numbers

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

The MSP Contractor accretes MSP records using designated COB contractor numbers. Different

numbers have been assigned for each MSP Contractor activity for purposes of separately capturing

savings attributable to each activity. See Chapter 6, §10.2, for a complete list of MSP Contractor

COB numbers and corresponding Nonpayment/Payment Denial codes and CROWD, MDX, Special

Project numbers.

When the A/B MACs submit an "I" record to CWF, it’s A/B MAC contractor number is shown as the

originating A/B MAC contractor. If the MSP Contractor converts the record to a "Y" with no change

to the information, the originating A/B MAC contractor number remains on the record. If the record

is changed to a "Y" and any of the data elements change, one of the MSP Contractor COB numbers

shows as the originating contractor.

History

(Rev. 11550; Issued: 08 -12-22; Effective: 10 -13-22; Implementation:10 -13-22)

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