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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. 5, § 40.5.3

Final Reconsideration Determinations

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

The hearing officer’s decision is final unless the CMS Administrator, within 30 days of

the hearing officer’s decision, chooses to review that decision. The CMS Administrator

may accept, reject, or modify the hearing officer’s findings. Should the CMS

Administrator choose to review the hearing officer’s decision, the Administrator will issue

a final reconsideration determination to the AO on the basis of the hearing officer’s

findings and recommendations and other relevant information. The reconsideration

determination of the CMS Administrator is final. The final reconsideration determination

against an AO will be published by CMS in the Federal Register.

History

(Rev. 117, Issued: 08-08-14, Effective: 08-08-14, Implementation: 08-08-14)

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