Provider enrollment applications and forms
Eliminate the guess work
The enrollment application assistance tool removes the guesswork for providers trying to figure out which enrollment form to use, whether they are submitting an initial enrollment, a change of information, revalidation or even terminating their Medicare enrollment.
This tool offers tips to clarify what should be included in each relevant section of the appropriate enrollment form as well as what additional documentation is needed to complete the process.
Modified: 1/10/2019
Determine which CMS-855 form fits your enrollment needs. Access all CMS-855 forms: 855A, 855B, 855I, 855O, 855R, and 855S.
Modified: 11/21/2018
Participants agree to accept assignment for all covered services provided to Medicare patients. New physicians, practitioners, and suppliers may submit this form at the time of enrollment.
Modified: 1/26/2019
Find information about the Provider Enrollment, Chain and Ownership System (PECOS), the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ online enrollment process.
Modified: 1/18/2019
View basic form descriptions to assist you in determining which CMS-855 form to complete.
Modified: 2/10/2019
Providers are required to signup for electronic funds transfer (EFT) using a CMS-588 EFT form upon initial enrollment in the Medicare program or when changing enrollment information.
Modified: 1/31/2019
Participants agree to accept assignment for all covered services provided to Medicare patients. New physicians, practitioners, and suppliers may submit this form at the time of enrollment.
Modified: 1/25/2019
Medicare provider enrollment information for providers, physicians, non-physician practitioners, and other suppliers.
Modified: 1/18/2019
Find information on where to mail paper enrollment applications and forms.
Modified: 1/3/2019
Enrolling online saves you time, view these steps to get started.
Modified: 12/25/2018
An entity or individual who wishes to furnish mass immunization services - but may not otherwise qualify as a Medicare provider - may be eligible to enroll as a “mass immunizer.”
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