Dr. Ethan Cole, MD
Payer enrollment: Medicare
Current. Start the renewal by Nov 27, 2026.
- Number
- MCR-ENR-DEMO-4141
- Issuer
- Medicare
- Current term started
- Mar 29, 2022
- Revalidate by
- Mar 29, 2027 (in 174 days)
- Start renewal by
- Nov 27, 2026 (in 52 days)
- Verified at source
- Apr 2, 2022
- Renewal sent
- No renewal in flight
- Copy on file
- Open the copy Payer enrollment, sample copy, opens in a new tab
Notes
What happened and who said what, newest first. Notes are never edited or deleted; a correction is a new note. Providers do not see them.
No notes on this credential yet.
What to do next
In order. Whoever is covering the desk can follow these.
- Find the revalidation or recredentialing due date on the payer's portal. Medicare posts it about 7 months ahead.
- Make sure the CAQH attestation is current, because commercial payers read the profile.
- Submit the application well before the due date. Medicare gives no extensions for a missed revalidation.
- When the payer confirms, record the new revalidation date here and verify it on the portal.
Renewal workflow
Three steps, each checked and each written to the audit trail. Records are never overwritten or deleted.
1. Renewal sent
Moves the item below work nobody has started.
2. Renewal came back
The new term has to run later than the current one, and not longer than 120 months. Attach a copy of the renewed credential or link to it, so anyone checking can open it.
3. Verified at source
Confirmed with the issuer, not from the provider's copy. A renewal recorded early can be verified as soon as the issuer shows it, before the new term starts.
History
Every change to this record, newest first.
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