Each CMS intermediary will issue revalidation letters on a monthly basis. Providers have 60 days to respond to the revalidation request. If you do not respond, then your Medicare billing privileges may be revoked without further notice. The Medicare carrier in your area is not responsible for ensuring that providers receive the notification letter. Their only responsibility is to mail a letter. So if your letter is lost or goes to the wrong address, it is your responsibility to know that you have been issued a revalidation request.
Search the database below to find out if you or your practice has received a revalidation letter and the date the letter was mailed. Search by name or NPI. The database will be updated each month as CMS issues new revalidation letters. Revalidation letters are mailed to the special payments address, primary office address, and/or the correspondence address on record with Medicare. Which address is used depends on whether or not you have a file with PECOS that includes a correspondence address.
Again, the burden is on the provider to ensure receipt and to respond to the revalidation request. Providers should only submit a revalidation application after being asked to do so by letter.
The information contained in this database is limited to the publicly available information from CMS. nCred is not responsible for any inaccuracies in the information published by CMS.
