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CMS Pub. 100-08, ch. 10, § 10.7.5.1.1
Additional Certified Provider and Certified Supplier Letters
This section 10.7.5.1.1 contains additional letters that contractors shall use in certain special
situations involving certified providers and suppliers. They take precedence over all other letters
in this chapter potentially pertaining to the situations described in this section
A. Denials Based on Survey Failure for Transitioned Certified Providers/suppliers
(This letter does not apply to non-transitioned certified providers/suppliers.)
[Month, Day, Year]
[Provider/Supplier Name]
[Address]
[City] ST [Zip]
Reference # (Application Tracking Number)
Dear [Provider/Supplier]:
We regret to inform you that (Provider/Supplier] does not meet the requirements for participation
in the Medicare program (Title XVIII of the Social Security Act).
In order to participate in the Health Insurance for the Aged and Disabled Program, a [list the
provider/supplier type] must be in compliance with all applicable Conditions of [Participation or
Coverage, as applicable] established by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. Based on
the [list date survey occurred] survey conducted by [list the state agency or accrediting
organization name], CMS has determined that your facility does not qualify. The deficiencies
that the [list the state agency or accrediting organization name] found are listed on the Survey
Report. Your facility is not in compliance with the following Conditions of [Participation or
Coverage]:
§ [List regulatory cite (e.g., 42 CFR § 418.56) and the specific provision in question (e.g.,:
Interdisciplinary Group, Care Planning, and Coordination of Services]
You may take steps to correct the deficiencies and reapply to establish eligibility. However,
current survey funding levels (as appropriated by Congress) may not allow for a resurvey. CMS’
priority for use of the limited funds available are to ensure the health and safety of Medicare
beneficiaries at currently participating facilities. Contact [list the state survey agency or
accrediting organization that performed the initial survey] for the status of initial surveys of non-participating facilities.
Please note that you may submit no more than two reapplications for certification in connection
with one enrollment application, and no more than six months may elapse between the date of
the first survey denial notification and the CMS Survey & Certification Group’s receipt of the
second reapplication for certification. Applicants who reapply for certification must undergo and
pass a subsequent survey. (Note that a reapplication for certification is different from the
submission of a [Form CMS-855A or Form CMS-855B, as applicable to the provider/supplier
type] Medicare enrollment application. At this time, you need not submit a [Form CMS-855A or
Form CMS-855B, as applicable] to request another survey per the previous paragraph.)
If you believe that this decision is not correct, you may request that this decision be reconsidered.
The request must be submitted in writing to [list applicable SOG Location] within 60 days of the
date you receive this notice. You may submit with your request any additional information which
you feel may have a bearing on this decision. If you have any questions, please contact [list
appropriate SOG Location contact person] at xxxxxx@cms.hhs.gov.
Sincerely,
[Name]
[Title]
[Company]
CC: State Agency [and AO, if applicable]
History
(Rev. 11574; Issued: 08-25-22; Effective: 6-24-22; Implementation: 09-27-22)
Provenance
- Source
- cms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-25
- Edition
- iom-2026-08-25
- Content hash
e06fce2536449409132c2d03c89866c3b224ddd15243d9596ed0ec19767531a8
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