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CMS Pub. 100-10, ch. 9, § 9055.2

Exceptions to Denial of Medicare Payment (Exclusion) –

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

Regulatory Requirements

(Rev. 24, Issued: 02-12-16, Effective: 03-14-16, Implementation: 03-14-16)

Unless the HHS Secretary determines that the health and safety of beneficiaries warrants

the exclusion taking effect earlier, payment may be made for services or items provided up

to thirty (30) days after the effective date of exclusion for:

• Inpatient hospital or skilled nursing services or items furnished to a beneficiary

who was admitted before the effective date of the exclusion;

• Home health services and hospice care items furnished under a plan established

before the effective date of the exclusion; or

• Any health care items that a practitioner, provider, or supplier orders from an

excluded manufacturer before the effective date of the exclusion and delivered

within thirty (30) days of the effective date of such exclusion.

History

(Rev. 24, Issued: 02-12-16, Effective: 03-14-16, Implementation: 03-14-16)

Provenance

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2026-08-25
Edition
iom-2026-08-25
Content hash
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