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CMS Pub. 100-08, ch. 11, § 11.1.4

MIP Comprehensive Error Rate Testing (CERT) Support

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Beginning in FY 2005, CMS will provide funding earmarked for the AC to support the

CERT contractor. This funding will be a “reverse auction” funding system as is found in

the MR program. The CERT Support funding is over-and-above the level of funding

provided to perform the MR activities listed above. Contractors are not required to

develop a MIP CERT Support strategy. Contractors shall not include MIP CERT

Support work in their MR strategies. Contractors shall not shift additional funds from MR

activities to this line.

In addition to satisfying all requirements contained here, contractors shall carry out all

CERT Support activities identified in IOM Pub.100-8, chapter 12, and all relevant MIP

CERT Support One Time Notifications.

History

(Rev. 174, Issued: 11-17-06; Effective: 10-01-2006; Implementation: 10-02-06)

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