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CMS Pub. 100-09, ch. 6, § 30.7.4

Responding to Written Inquiries

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

MACs may use the following methods to respond to provider written inquiries:

1. Postal – hardcopy letters sent through USPS

2. Telephone – outbound calls to providers

3. Electronic – electronic responses sent through email, fax, MAC secure internet portal or

other approved electronic mechanisms

History

(Rev. 13683; Issued: 04-08-26; Effective: 05-08-26; Implementation: 05-08-26)

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