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CMS Pub. 100-09, ch. 2, § 20.2.2

Controlling Complex Beneficiary Inquiries

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

The MACs shall control all complex beneficiary inquiries until they are closed by the

PRRS. NGD will be maintained with accurate information so that if the beneficiary calls

the BCC for information related to the initial inquiry, the BCC can address status and

outcome and determine if additional follow up is necessary.

Unless they meet the exception for second level Benefit Integrity escalations described in

section 20.1.3, inquiries referred to other MAC departments by the PRRS may close the

inquiry in NGD as long as accurate and reliable information is documented in the

resolution details field, including the nature of referral (e.g., appeals, MSP, etc.).

History

(Rev. 33, Issued: 10-02-15, Effective: 11-02-15, Implementation: 11-02-15)

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