Review, Certification, and Finalization of the Participant Provider List and Preferred Provider List Sample Clauses

Review, Certification, and Finalization of the Participant Provider List and Preferred Provider List. 1. CMS shall conduct a Program Integrity Screening for each individual and entity on the Proposed Revised Participant Provider List and the Proposed Revised Preferred Provider List.
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