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Va. DMAS Hospice Provider Manual ch. V, Reconsideration

Reconsideration

activein force · 2025-12-05 – presentcompiled-edition

Providers that disagree with the action taken by a NCCI or ClaimsXten edit may request

a reconsideration of the process via email (claimcheck@dmas.virginia.gov) or by

submitting a request to the following mailing address:

Payment Processing Unit, NCCI/ClaimsXten

Division of Program Operations

Department of Medical Assistance Services

600 East Broad Street, Suite 1300

Richmond, Virginia 23219

There is a 30 calendar-day time limit form the date of the denial letter or the date of the

remittance advice containing the denial for requesting reconsideration. A review of

additional documentation may sustain the original determination or result in an approval

or denial of additional day(s). Requests received without additional documentation or after

the 30 calendar-day limit will not be considered.

Provenance

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vamedicaid.dmas.virginia.gov
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2026-10-02
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dmas-hospice-v-2025-12-05
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3ff8f1ba4b240f731e45b09a2efe86838f4bd24e9cb78fa91fc3374a835d4f0d
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