Using BASIS for Queries Sample Clauses

Using BASIS for Queries. When a partner has an immediate need to access Medicare entitlement information, BASIS – the Beneficiary Automated Status and Inquiry System – permits a partner to make a limited number of on-line queries to CMS to find if it is possible that an individual is eligible for or enrolled in Medicare. Using a private, Web-based host, the VDSA partner can use BASIS to access the MBD up to 500 times a month. Access to BASIS is contingent on the partner having submitted its Initial MSP and Non-MSP Input Files and its most recent MSP and Non-MSP Update Files during its last quarterly production cycle. In overview, BASIS operates as follows:
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Using BASIS for Queries. When a partner has an immediate need to access Medicare eligibility and enrollment information, BASIS – the Beneficiary Automated Status and Inquiry System – permits a partner to make on-line queries to CMS to find out if it is possible that an individual is eligible for or enrolled in Medicare. Using a private, Web-based host, the PAP data sharing partner can use BASIS to access Medicare Part D enrollment data. Access to BASIS will be unlimited for our PAP partners until our unsolicited response enhancement becomes available. Once unsolicited responses are being generated, use of BASIS will be restricted to 200 queries per month. Access to BASIS is contingent on the partner having submitted its Initial Input File and its most recent Update File during its latest monthly production cycle. Partners not submitting regularly scheduled Input Files will not have access to BASIS. In overview, BASIS operates as follows:
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