Eligible practitioners definition

Eligible practitioners means authorised persons of a description specified in a statement maintained by the FCA.

Examples of Eligible practitioners in a sentence

• Eligible practitioners who opt-out of Medicare are not the same as non-participating physicians/suppliers.

• Eligible practitioners should also be encouraged to include the following information (to complete an affidavit record in PECOS): NPI; Medicare Identification Number (if issued); SSN (not an ITIN); date of birth; specialty; e-mail address; any request to order/certify/refer.

• Eligible practitioners who successfully attest may receive incentive payments in up to six program years.

• Eligible practitioners cannot be enrolled via the Form CMS-855O and actively opted-out simultaneously.

• Eligible practitioners who fail to properly cancel or terminate their opt-out may appeal the decision to continue (1) the auto-renewal of the opt-out or (2) the eligible practitioner’s initial opt-out period.

• Eligible practitioners who initially opted-out or renewed an affidavit on or after June 16, 2015 need not submit a renewal of their affidavit.

• Eligible practitioners need not enroll prior to opting-out of Medicare.

• Eligible practitioners include Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, and Clinical Nurse Specialists.

• Eligible Practitioners Who Have Never Enrolled In Medicare Eligible practitioners need not enroll prior to opting-out of Medicare.

• Eligible practitioners are: Physicians (MD/DO), oral surgeons and dentists (DMD/DDS), podiatrists (DPM), advanced practice professionals (APRN/PA), and psychologists.