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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. 14, § 10

Contract Determinations

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

Subpart N of part 42 provides procedures for making and reviewing the following MA

contract determinations:

• A determination by CMS that an entity is not qualified to enter into an MA

contract with CMS;

• A determination by CMS that an entity is not qualified to offer a Special Needs

Plan (SNP);

• A determination by CMS that an entity is not qualified to complete a Service Area

Expansion (SAE);

• A determination by CMS to terminate a contract with an MA organization

(MAO); and

• A determination by CMS not to authorize a renewal of a contract with a MAO.

Note that SAE determinations are subject to the procedures for making and reviewing

MA contract determinations because, at this time, CMS treats SAE applications as new

MA contract applications for the newly added areas and they are therefore subject to the

same approval standards.

History

(Rev. 122, Issued: 05-27-16, Effective: 06-28-16, Implementation: 06-28-16)

Provenance

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