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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. mc86c16a, § 50.2

Model Terms and Conditions of Payment

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

CMS annually issues a model terms and conditions of payment for PFFS plans for each

contract year. CMS expects all full, partial, and non-network PFFS plans, including

employer/union sponsored PFFS plans, to implement the model terms and conditions of

payment for their deemed providers effective January 1 of the applicable contract year.

Employer/union sponsored PFFS plans that operate on a non-calendar year schedule are

expected to implement the model terms and conditions of payment effective the

beginning of the plan’s applicable contract year.

The model terms and conditions of payment provide a uniform format and content, which

is of particular benefit to providers treating members of different PFFS plans. Use of the

model also expedites review by CMS Regional Offices (ROs). Refer to section 50.3 of

this chapter for more information. The model terms and conditions of payment are

posted on the CMS website at http://www.cms.hhs.gov/PrivateFeeforServicePlans/.

History

(Rev. 99, Issued: 05-27-11, Effective: 05-27-11, Implementation: 05-27-11)

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