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Provider-Based Attestations Are No Longer Voluntary: What Hospitals Need to Know (and Do) Now

Overview


Recent regulatory changes require hospitals with off-campus provider-based outpatient locations to file provider-based attestations for each location before January 1, 2028. Hospitals must also obtain a separate national provider identifier (NPI) for each location. Hospital locations that fail to comply with the new requirements will no longer qualify as provider-based, which will have broad-reaching impact. While the attestation form appears straightforward, preparation can take many months. Hospital leaders need to act now to understand the requirements and develop a compliance roadmap.

This program will cover:

  • Details of the new law
  • Medicare’s Provider-Based Rule and requirements
  • How to prepare and file a provider-based attestation
  • How to obtain a new NPI
  • Risk areas and consequences for noncompliance

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