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PARD

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Find the latest news regarding the Provider Audit and Reimbursement Department (PARD) and learn how you can help PARD safeguard Medicare trust funds.
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Here are the people in the provider audit and reimbursement department who can help you with your questions.
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Find the latest information regarding Provider Audit and Reimbursement Department (PARD) audit topics.
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Here is the approved cost report vendor list as well as other important cost report and PS&R information.
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PARD FAQs
Find answers to questions regarding cost report filing and provider statistical and reimbursement report (PS&R) registration.
Find the forms you need to submit interim rate and periodic interim payment (PIP) requests as well as provider statistical and reimbursement report requests.
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Find helpful overviews of the prospective payment system, interim rate determinations, and how they relate to Medicare provider reimbursement.
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Find links to additional PARD resources and information on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) website.
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Find helpful PARD tools including a detailed listing of resource utilization groups (RUGs) as well as the right contacts to help you resolve PARD cost report-related issues.
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Electronic submission
Avoid the wait, submit electronically
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