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PC-Print software

CARC, RARC, MREP, and PC Print update
Modified: 4/22/2013
Change request (CR) 8281 regards incorporating new, modified, and deactivated claim adjustment reason codes (CARCs) and remittance advice remark codes (RARCs) as well as updates to PC Print and Medicare Remit Easy Print (MREP) software. [MM8281]
PC Print v4.2.1 programcompressed file
Modified: 3/22/2013
This version of PC-Print has corrected the NCVD/DENIED columns and has corrected the outlier totals.
PC Print v4.2.1 manualpdf file
Modified: 3/22/2013
Here is the user manual for v4.2.1 of PC Print. A copy is also included in the download of the PC Print program.
Introduction to PC Print
Modified: 3/20/2013
This program produces a paper remittance advice containing all of the data residing within the ANSI X12 5010 835 remittance. [JSM 412]
PC Print simulationflash file
Modified: 3/27/2012
Use this simulation to understand what information is available in PC Print, the free software provided by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) for viewing and printing electronic remittance advice (ERA).
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