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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. mc86c17c, § 90

Emergency and Urgently Needed Medical Services and Other

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

Covered Medical Services for Which the Cost-Based HMO/CMP

Assumes Financial Responsibility

(Rev. 17, 01-01-03)

Payments for services to non-plan physicians and suppliers for purchased services, such

as emergency or urgently needed care outside the HMO/CMP or unusual specialty

services not available within the HMO/CMP, are apportioned to Medicare enrollees in

accordance with the principles set forth in section 70 of this chapter. In most cases, this

will limit CMS’s payment to the HMO/CMP to what the FFS system would have paid for

the service in that area.

History

(Rev. 17, 01-01-03)

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