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PECOS 2.0: CMS Updated Their Website

CMS.gov

CMS.gov   PECOS 2.0

What is PECOS?

PECOS stands for Provider, Enrollment, Chain and Ownership System. It's a database for physicians who have registered with CMS. PECOS is a national filing system implemented by Medicare and then managed as a database of physicians. All Physicians credentialed as medical providers under Medicare are required to Register with CMS as part of this database. The PECOS database maintains an accurate listing of those physicians and practitioners who are eligible to order on behalf of or refer Medicare Patients.

How to enroll in PECOS online

Here is a 5-step guide to help you meet the CMS requirement for PECOS enrollment online:

For more information visit: CMS.gov

Author
Nadene Weil, Director of Patient & Physician Relations

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