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CMS Pub. 100-06, ch. 4, § 120

Monitoring Accounts Receivable that are in a Redetermination or Reconsideration Status

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

The MAC shall develop controls to monitor accounts receivable (ARs) that are in the first

(redetermination) or second (reconsideration) level of appeal. ARs that are in either level of appeal are

subject to limitations on recoupment as mandated by Section 935(f)(2)(a) of the Medicare Modernization

Act of 2003. The MAC shall monitor these ARs to make sure the “days in status” are not greater than

120. If the “days in status” are greater than 120, the MAC shall research the appeal to determine the

status/decision of the appeal and update the AR’s status accordingly.

History

(Rev. 261, Issued: 01-29-16, Effective: 03-01-16, Implementation: 03-01-16)

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