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CMS SOM App. U, Tag R235

§403.746 Condition of Participation: Utilization Review

activein force · 2026-07-22 – presentas-observed

The RNHCI must have in effect a written utilization review plan to assess the

necessity of services furnished. The plan must provide that records be maintained

of all meetings, decisions, and actions by the utilization review committee.

Interpretive Guidelines: §403.746

Determine that the RNHCI has a written utilization review plan to assess the necessity of

services furnished by the RNHCI and its staff to Medicare and Medicaid patients. Verify

through review of records and reports, and interviews with the Utilization Review (UR)

chairperson and/or members, that UR activities are being performed as described in the

plan.

Survey Procedures:

• Review the minutes of the UR committee to verify that they include procedures

for evaluating admissions as stated in §403.746(a).

History

Rev. 239; Issued: 04-24-26; Effective: 04-24-26; Implementation: 04-24-26

Provenance

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Retrieved
2026-07-22
Edition
som-2026-07-22
Content hash
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