4 - Exhibits 2025

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The CMS Manual System, Pub. 100-10 Medicare Quality Improvement Organizations, Transmittal 2, outlines the revisions made to Chapter 4 regarding case review processes for Medicare services. Key updates include name changes for various programs and organizations, instructions for Quality Improvement Organizations (QIOs) on conducting medical record reviews, determining medical necessity, and adhering to review timeframes. The document details mandatory case review requirements, quality review objectives, and procedures for handling referrals and denials. It emphasizes the importance of monitoring compliance with Medicare regulations and improving care quality through structured feedback and action plans.

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Begin by reviewing the introduction section (4000) to understand the context and requirements for the case review process.
Fill out Exhibit 4-1, which outlines the Standard Mandatory Case Review Process. Ensure you accurately represent each step of the review process as indicated.
Complete Exhibit 4-1A, detailing the timeframes associated with each stage of the review process. This will help maintain compliance with established deadlines.
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