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The document is a request form from the Department of Health and Human Services for appealing decisions made by the Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals. It requires detailed information about each beneficiary or enrollee whose claim is being appealed, including their name, address, date of service, and the date the request was sent. The form emphasizes the importance of providing complete information to ensure claims are considered.

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Begin by entering the Beneficiary or Enrollee Name in the designated field. Ensure that you provide the full name as it appears on official documents.
Next, input the HICN (Health Insurance Claim Number) accurately. This number is crucial for identifying the beneficiary's claims.
Fill in the Beneficiary or Enrollee Address, including City, State, and Zip Code. Double-check for any typos to avoid processing delays.
Indicate the Date(s) of Service related to the claim being appealed. If there are multiple dates, list them clearly.
Lastly, enter the Date Copy of Request Sent. If no copy was sent, indicate 'n/a' as instructed in Section 10 of form OMHA-100.

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