CMS Proposes Far-Reaching Changes to Medicare Provider Enrollment: What Every Provider and Supplier Needs to Know

This CLE webinar will examine CMS' recently proposed rule for the Medicare Home Health Prospective Payment System that includes noteworthy Medicare provider enrollment changes relevant to any provider or supplier participating in the Medicare program. These changes would significantly expand CMS' authority to revoke or deny Medicare enrollment and broaden disclosure obligations. The panel will discuss the proposed rule, covering newly proposed grounds for denial and revocation, addressing the impact the rule could have on covered entities, and offering insight on compliance preparation. 

Buried within CMS' recently proposed rule for the Medicare Home Health Prospective Payment System are changes that, if enacted, would impact any provider or supplier participating in the Medicare program, except where otherwise indicated. These changes, among others, would significantly expand CMS' authority to revoke or deny Medicare enrollment as well as broaden disclosure obligations. 

Noteworthy changes proposed by CMS include: (1) making all revocation grounds retroactive to the date of noncompliance; (2) creating new and revised grounds for revocation; (3) creating new and revised grounds for denial; and (4) other changes related to key definitions, disclosure obligations, and surrounding existing moratorium provisions.

Listen as our authoritative panel examines CMS' proposed rule related to Medicare enrollment and enforcement. The panel will discuss the proposed changes and the potential impact on covered entities. The panel will also address what covered entities and their counsel should be doing now to prepare for compliance given the far-reaching scope of the rule.