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CMS Pub. 100-18, ch. 7, § 30.9

MTMP Reporting

activein force · 2026-09-17 – presentas-observed

Part D sponsors will be required to provide CMS with data on a semiannual basis that will allow

CMS to determine whether plan MTMPs comply with the standards outlined in this chapter.

Consistent with CMS’s 2010 Part D reporting requirements, Part D sponsors must measure and

report, at the beneficiary level, the number of CMRs, the number of targeted medication reviews,

number of prescriber interventions, and the change(s) in therapy directly resulting from the

MTM interventions.

For more information about these reporting requirements, see Appendix A for the MTMP Web

page.

History

(Rev. 11, Issued: 02-19-10, Effective/Implementation Date: 03-01-10)

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