Physicians and Non-Physician Practitioners - Have you tried Internet-based 
PECOS for your Medicare enrollment actions?

It's easy to use and offers a host of advantages over the paper-based 
enrollment process.

Do you want to save money and time?  The Internet-based Provider Enrollment, 
Chain and Ownership System (PECOS) can help!  Internet-based PECOS can be used 
in lieu of the paper Medicare enrollment application to:

§  Submit an initial Medicare enrollment application

§  Verify or change your enrollment information

§  Track your enrollment application through the web submission process

§  Add or change a reassignment of benefits

§  Submit changes to existing Medicare enrollment information

§  Reactivate your Medicare enrollment

§  Voluntarily withdraw from the Medicare Program

Use of this automated, online process results in less staff time and 
administrative costs to complete and submit enrollment information to Medicare.


Using Internet-based PECOS Is Easy!  Learn how to use the system by reading The 
Basics of Internet-based Provider Enrollment, Chain and Ownership System 
(PECOS) for Physicians and Non-Physician Practitioners Fact 
Sheet<http://www.cms.gov/MLNProducts/downloads/MedEnroll_PECOS_PhysNonPhys_FactSheet_ICN903764.pdf>.
  And if you encounter problems or have questions as you navigate the system, 
there is help 
available<http://www.cms.gov/MLNProducts/downloads/MedEnroll_PECOS_Contact_FactSheet_ICN903766.pdf>!
  Don't wait - Set your practice free from paper - Start using Internet-based 
PECOS today!

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Provider and Supplier Organizations - Have you tried Internet-based PECOS for 
your Medicare enrollment actions?

It's easy to use and offers a host of advantages over the paper-based 
enrollment process.  And, as previously announced, suppliers of durable medical 
equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies (DMEPOS) can now use 
Internet-based PECOS for Medicare enrollment actions.


Internet-based PECOS can be used in lieu of the paper Medicare enrollment 
application to:

§  Submit an initial Medicare enrollment application

§  View or change your enrollment information

§  Track your enrollment application through the web submission process

§  Add or change a reassignment of benefits

§  Submit changes to existing Medicare enrollment information

§  Reactivate your Medicare enrollment

§  Voluntarily withdraw from the Medicare Program


Use of this automated, online process results in less staff time and 
administrative costs to complete and submit enrollment information to Medicare.


Using Internet-based PECOS Is Easy!  Learn how to use the system by reading The 
Basics of Internet-based Provider Enrollment, Chain and Ownership System 
(PECOS) for Provider and Supplier Organizations Fact 
Sheet<http://www.cms.gov/MLNProducts/downloads/MedEnroll_PECOS_ProviderSup_FactSheet_ICN903767.pdf>
 on the CMS website.  (Remember, the process for access to Internet-based PECOS 
by an organization provider may take several weeks to complete.  It is 
recommended that you begin this process (if you have not already) well in 
advance of any upcoming enrollment actions.)  DMEPOS suppliers should visit The 
Basics of Internet-based Provider Enrollment, Chain and Ownership System 
(PECOS) for Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics, and Supplies 
(DMEPOS) Suppliers Fact 
Sheet<http://www.cms.gov/MLNProducts/downloads/MedEnroll_PECOS_DMEPOS_FactSheet_ICN904283.pdf>
 for more information on how to use the system.


Don't wait - Set your organization free from paper - Start using Internet-based 
PECOS today!



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October Flu Shot Reminder



Vaccination is the Best Protection Against the Flu. This year, the Centers for 
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is encouraging everyone 6 months of age 
and older to get vaccinated against the seasonal flu. The risks for 
complications, hospitalizations and deaths from the flu are higher among 
individuals aged 65 years and older. Medicare pays for the seasonal flu vaccine 
and its administration for seniors and others with Medicare with no co-pay or 
deductible. And remember, vaccination is particularly important for health care 
workers, who may spread the flu to high risk patients. Don't forget to immunize 
yourself and your staff. Protect your patients. Protect your family. Protect 
yourself. Get Your Flu Vaccine - Not the Flu.



Remember - Influenza vaccine plus its administration are covered Part B 
benefits. Note that influenza vaccine is NOT a Part D covered drug. For 
information about Medicare's coverage of the influenza vaccine and its 
administration, as well as related educational resources for health care 
professionals and their staff, please visit 
http://www.cms.gov/AdultImmunizations.



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