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CMS Pub. 100-06, ch. 6, § 440.1

General

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

NOTE: For MSP reporting effective July 2011 for carriers/Part B MACs and October 2011

for DME MACs, refer to the manual instructions located within Publication 100-05, Chapter

5, Section 60 (MSP Reports).

Each month the carrier electronically transmits to CO a Monthly Report on Medicare Secondary

Payer Savings (CMS-1564) via the IBM PC. It continues to use existing dialup instructions and

the RLINK software sent to it. (See §440.9). Hard copy reports are not required. It transmits a

separate report for each office assigned a separate carrier number. When its service area covers

more than one State, however, it transmits a separate report for each State even though it has been

assigned only one number. It is not required to complete an individual State report for those States

in which it has had no MSP activity during the month (reports that would show zeros in every cell,

including pending).

History

(Rev. 188, Issued: 04-22-11, Effective: 07-01-11, Implementation: 07-05-11)

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