Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Sample Clauses

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. (CMS) mean the federal Medicare/Medicaid Agency.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. (CMS) Reporting‌ AHS shall retain responsibility for the production and submission of reports to CMS, including all fiscal reports. DVHA agrees to cooperate with AHS in the preparation of any required reports, including providing any necessary data and analysis, preparation of materials for submission to the CMS, and assisting in the preparation of responses to any questions or issues the CMS may raise with respect to the reports.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Cohorts: The Traditional Attribution Cohort and Expanded Attribution Cohort together.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Date: --------------------- By: ----------------------- [name and title] Beverly Enterprises, Inc Date: --------------------- By: ----------------------- [name and title] EXHIBIT A BAD DEBT REPORTING, DOCUMENTATION, AND AUDITING PROTOCOL BEVERLY ENTERPRISES WILL PROVIDE THE CENTERS FOR MEDICARE AND MEDICAIX XXXXXCES ("CMS"), AND/OR ITS DESIGNATED AGENTS, THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION RELATED TO BAD DEBTS CLAIMED ON ANY BEVERLY ENTERPRISES COST REPORTS TO BE FILED FOR PERIODS BEGINNING WIXX XXX YEAR 2001 WITH CMS FOR PAYMENT UNDER THE MEDICARE PROGRAM: REPORTING AND DOCUMENTATION o Medicare bad debt listings (inpatient, outpatient and ESRD) that support the amounts claimed in the cost report. The listings should contain the following information that is necessary to determine the allowability of the bad debts:
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