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CMS Pub. 100-05, ch. 5, § 50.2.6

Error Resolution

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

A/B MACs (Part A) and A/B MACs (HHH) are responsible for resolving error conditions

reflected as return codes. These return codes are identified in §50.2.3 above and in the

Medicare Secondary Payment Technical manuals. It is easier to resolve error conditions by

turning on the test switch provided in the software and printing the displays.

After reviewing the displays, if the A/B MAC (Part A) and A/B MAC (HHH) is still unable to

resolve an error condition, it forwards these displays to its shared system’s representative. It

includes any additional documentation that may assist in resolving the error.

History

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

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