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CMS Pub. 100-08, ch. 3, § 3.7

Corrective Actions

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

This section applies to MACs.

The MACs shall take corrective actions they deem necessary based upon their findings

during or after a review. These actions may include payment suspension, imposition of

civil money penalties, institution of prepayment or postpayment review, additional edits,

etc.

Providers/suppliers who show a pattern of failing to comply with requests for additional

supporting documentation for any claims submitted to CMS may be subject to medical

record review for all claims. This paragraph applies to both providers and suppliers and

to instances in which CMS or its contractors request documentation directly from these

entities to support services billed on the claim. This paragraph does not change or

diminish the provider’s or supplier’s responsibility to provide required documentation.

For purposes of this paragraph, a pattern is two or more ADRs that have gone

unanswered.

History

(Rev. 721; Issued: 06-09-17; Effective: 07-11-17; Implementation: 07-11-17)

Provenance

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2026-08-25
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