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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. 12, § 20.3

Other Notifications When a Circumstance Is Not Deemed a

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

Change of Ownership

(Rev. 113, Issued: 05-17-13, Effective: 05-17-13, Implementation: 05-17-13)

All corporate entities holding a contract with CMS must notify CMS within 60 days from

when the entity either acquires the stock of, or obtains the assets and/or liabilities of,

another legal entity, even if the transaction is not considered a change in ownership as

defined in §10.1 above. This notification should include pro-forma financial statements

to reflect the continued financial viability of the MA Organization following any legal

transactions.

History

(Rev. 113, Issued: 05-17-13, Effective: 05-17-13, Implementation: 05-17-13)

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