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CMS Pub. 100-05, ch. 5, § 40.3.3

GHP Gives Medicare Beneficiary Choice of Using Preferred Provider

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

If a Medicare beneficiary is given the choice by the GHP whether to choose a preferred provider or to

obtain medical services from a non-preferred provider, the beneficiary may choose the non-preferred

provider and Medicare makes secondary payments based on the amount paid by the GHP. However,

see Chapter 1 of Pub. 100-05 for rules governing employer-sponsored HMO/CMPs when Medicare

cannot make primary payments.

History

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

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