National Provider Identifier definition

National Provider Identifier means the Standard Unique Health Identifier for Healthcare Providers; Final Rule at 45 C.F.R. Part 162.
National Provider Identifier or "NPI" means the identifier described under Code of Federal Regulations, title 45, part 162.406.
National Provider Identifier. (NPI) means a number issued to a provider by HHS. "Nursing facility" has the same meaning as in section 5165.01 of the Revised Code. "ODA" means the Ohio department of aging.

Examples of National Provider Identifier in a sentence

  • The postcard or CMS-460 Form is sent to each physician or supplier late each year after the next year’s payment amounts are published or during the year when a newly licensed physician or supplier acquires a National Provider Identifier or establishes a business new to the Medicare Administrative Contractor’s (MACs) area.

  • The MCP shall comply with all applicable provisions of HIPAA including EDI standards for code sets and the following electronic transactions: • Health care claims; • Health care claim status request and response; • Health care payment and remittance status; • Standard code sets; and • National Provider Identifier (NPI).

  • Newly licensed entities or entities that are establishing a new business may sign one when they acquire a National Provider Identifier for billing purposes.

  • Pfizer may disclose in any lawful manner the terms of Master Agreement and SOW, the support that Pfizer is providing under it, and any other information to the extent necessary for Pfizer to meet its obligations under the Transparency Laws including certain identifying information of healthcare professionals including names, National Provider Identifier, licensure number(s), specialty, and addresses.


More Definitions of National Provider Identifier

National Provider Identifier means a standard unique number for a health care provider assigned by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
National Provider Identifier means that term as described in 45 CFR part 162.
National Provider Identifier means the unique number assigned by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to a health care institution, physician, registered nurse practitioner, or other medical practitioner to submit claims and transmit electronic health information to all payer sources.
National Provider Identifier or “NPI” NPI is a national health identifier for all health care providers, as defined by CMS. The NPI is a numeric 10-digit identifier, consisting of nine (9) numbers plus a check-digit. It is accommodated in all electronic standard transactions and many paper transactions. The assigned NPI does not expire. All providers who provide services to individuals enrolled in this contract will be required to have and use an NPI.
National Provider Identifier or "NPI" means the national
National Provider Identifier. (NPI) means the number(s) associated with a network provider, as registered through the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System.
National Provider Identifier. The unique identifying number system for Providers created by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), through the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System.