The Non-MSP Input File Sample Clauses

The Non-MSP Input File. This is the data set transmitted from a DSA partner to CMS that is used to report information regarding the health insurance coverage information of a DSA partner’s Inactive Covered Individuals – people who are currently not working (such as retirees), and a spouse and (or) other dependents, and who are enrolled in a health plan or policy, for which the partner or a subsidiary acts as an insurer, third party administrator, health plan sponsor or any combination thereof – and who cannot be classified as Active Covered Individuals. The Non-MSP Input File is used to report drug coverage information that is secondary to Medicare Part D. The Non-MSP Input File can also be used to query CMS about potential beneficiary Part D coverage. DSA Attachment D DSA Non-MSP Input File Layout – 300 bytes Field Name Size Displacement Data type Description
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The Non-MSP Input File. This is the data set transmitted from a VDSA partner to CMS that is used to report information regarding the health insurance coverage information of a VDSA partner’s Inactive Covered Individuals – people who are currently not working (most are carried as retired), and a spouse and (or) other dependents, and who are enrolled in a health plan or policy, including but not limited to a GHP or policy, for which the partner or a subsidiary acts as an employer, insurer, third party administrator, health plan sponsor or any combination thereof – and who cannot be classified as Active Covered Individuals. The Non-MSP Input File is used to report drug coverage information that is secondary to Medicare Part D. The Non-MSP Input File can also be used to query CMS about potential beneficiary Part D coverage and can be used as a way to submit enrollment files to the Retiree Drug Subsidy (RDS) Center for those employers claiming the Employer Drug Subsidy. VDSA Attachment D Voluntary Non-MSP Input File Layout – 300 bytes Field Name Size Displacement Data type Description
Sample 1

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