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Mass immunization roster billers
Last Modified: 4/3/2024
Location: FL, PR, USVI
Business: Part A, Part B
• Mass immunization roster billers must:
• Bill a carrier or Part A/B Medicare administrative contractor
• Be properly licensed in the states in which they operate
• Use roster bills
• Use this process to bill for seasonal influenza virus, pneumococcal, and COVID-19 vaccinations and
• only
• assignment on both the vaccinations and their administration
• the beneficiary with a record of the seasonal influenza virus vaccination
Documentation requirements and recommendations
• one of the following forms to enroll as a mass immunizer:
• CMS-855I form (for individuals)
• Indicate Mass Immunization Roster Biller as the Non-physician Specialty in Section 2D
• form (for groups)
• Indicate Mass Immunization (Roster Biller Only) in the Type of Supplier in Section 2A
Note: To expedite the processing of your provider enrollment application, you may use the internet-based
PECOS , which will automatically select the appropriate form and allow you to complete the application process online.
• and dated certification statement -- all signatures must be original and signed in ink (blue ink preferred). Stamped, faxed, or copied signatures will not be accepted
Note: If you submitted your application through internet-based PECOS, you may either sign the application electronically or submit your paper certification statement within 15 days of your electronic submission.
Note: If a provider or supplier already receives payments electronically and is not making a change to his or her banking information, the CMS-588 is not required. In addition, physicians and non-physician practitioners who are reassigning their benefits to another entity are not required to submit the CMS-588.
Medicare may require additional documentation, when applicable, to validate key information contained within the enrollment application (e.g., name change, tax identification number, proof of citizenship) or to address specific issues that could adversely affect a practitioner’s potential eligibility for enrollment (e.g., adverse legal actions, financial relationships).
• license
• Security card
• license
• passport
• confirmation from the IRS verifying provider’s TIN is associated with the provider’s legal business name (e.g., IRS CP 575)
• adverse action documentation: Please include copies of legal documents associated with any final adverse action(s) taken against the provider as well as copies of any the legal documents showing its resolution (e.g., notifications, reinstatement letters)
Note: Documents containing a summary of the adverse actions taken or their resolution will not be accepted.
• in writing from the applicant’s bank (or other financial institution) -- if Medicare payments will be sent to an applicant’s bank with which the applicant has a lending relationship (i.e., any type of loan), then the applicant must provide a statement in writing from the bank -- which must be specified in the loan agreement -- that the lender has agreed to waive its right of offset for Medicare receivables
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