Change Request 5577-2025

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The document is a CMS Manual System publication detailing changes to Medicare claims processing for mammography services. It outlines a new directive (Change Request 5577) effective April 1, 2008, instructing contractors to deny claims if the appropriate FDA certification status is not listed on the Mammography Quality Standard Act (MQSA) file, rather than returning them as unprocessable. The manual includes revisions to specific sections regarding certification of mammography facilities, billing requirements, and the use of updated MQSA data for claims adjudication.

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Change Request 5577-2025

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