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CMS Pub. 100-08, ch. 10, § 10.3.1.5

Form CMS-855O – Medicare Enrollment Application for Eligible

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

Ordering and Certifying Physicians, and other Eligible Professionals

(Rev. 13355; Issued: 08-13-25; Effective: 05-05-25; Implementation: 05-05-25)

This form is used by physicians and other eligible professionals who wish to enroll in Medicare

solely for the purpose of ordering and certifying the services/items described in 42 CFR §

424.507(a) and (b). These physicians and other eligible professionals do not and will not send

claims to a contractor for the services they furnish. In addition, suppliers who have opted out of

Medicare are not permitted to enroll via the Form CMS-855O for purposes of ordering or

certifying.

The physician/other eligible professional need not submit a Form CMS-460, a Form CMS-588,

or an application fee with the Form CMS-855O.

History

(Rev. 13355; Issued: 08-13-25; Effective: 05-05-25; Implementation: 05-05-25)

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