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Medicare Participation Agreement for Physicians and Suppliers CMS-460; OMB# 0938-0373
Medicare Participation Agreement • August 20th, 2021

Subsequent to a lapse of the approval in July 2016, we are requesting a reinstatement without change of the Form CMS-460. Form CMS-460 is the agreement a physician, supplier, or their authorized official signs to become a participating provider in Medicare Part B. By signing the agreement to participate in Medicare, the physician, supplier, or their authorized official agrees to accept the Medicare-determined payment for Medicare covered services as payment in full and to charge the Medicare Part B beneficiary no more than the applicable deductible or coinsurance for the covered services. For purposes of this explanation, the term “supplier” means certain other persons or entities, other than physicians, that may bill Medicare for Part B services (e.g., suppliers of diagnostic tests, suppliers of radiology services, durable medical suppliers (DME) suppliers, nurse practitioners, clinical social workers, physician assistants). Institutions that render Part B services in their outpatient

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Supporting Statement Medicare Participation Agreement for Physicians and Suppliers CMS-460; OMB# 0938-0373
Medicare Participation Agreement • September 18th, 2019

CMS is requesting an extension for CMS-460; OMB#0938-0373. Form CMS-460 is the agreement a physician, supplier, or their authorized official signs to become a participating provider in Medicare Part B. By signing the agreement to participate in Medicare, the physician, supplier, or their authorized official agrees to accept the Medicare-determined payment for Medicare covered services as payment in full and to charge the Medicare Part B beneficiary no more than the applicable deductible or coinsurance for the covered services. For purposes of this explanation, the term “supplier” means certain other persons or entities, other than physicians, that may bill Medicare for Part B services (e.g., suppliers of diagnostic tests, suppliers of radiology services, durable medical suppliers (DME) suppliers, nurse practitioners, clinical social workers, physician assistants). Institutions that render Part B services in their outpatient department are not considered “suppliers” for purposes of this

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