CMS pushes for Medicaid provider revalidation, sets deadlines for enrollment review
The National Law Review · 2026-05-27
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CMS is intensifying efforts to complete Medicaid provider revalidation, a process required every five years to verify enrollment information. The agency is mandating that state Medicaid programs establish and enforce deadlines for providers to submit required documentation. Practices that fail to complete revalidation by their state's deadline risk suspension or termination from Medicaid. This push follows increased scrutiny of program integrity and aims to ensure only qualified, properly credentialed providers participate. Medicaid practices should immediately check their state's Medicaid portal for revalidation deadlines and required documents. Update your enrollment records now to avoid service disruption.
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