Extension Site Approval Under Medicare is a legal document that was released by the Illinois Department of Public Health - a government authority operating within Illinois.
Q: What is Extension Site Approval?
A: Extension Site Approval is the process by which healthcare providers obtain permission to operate a branch or satellite location for Medicare services.
Q: Why is Extension Site Approval required?
A: Extension Site Approval ensures that Medicare services are provided in compliance with program regulations and that quality of care is maintained.
Q: Who needs to obtain Extension Site Approval?
A: Healthcare providers who want to operate branch or satellite locations for Medicare services in Illinois need to obtain Extension Site Approval.
Q: How can healthcare providers obtain Extension Site Approval?
A: Healthcare providers can apply for Extension Site Approval through the Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) for Illinois.
Q: What are the requirements for Extension Site Approval?
A: Requirements for Extension Site Approval include compliance with Medicare regulations, adequate space and facilities, and appropriate staffing and resources.
Q: How long does the Extension Site Approval process take?
A: The length of time for the Extension Site Approval process can vary, but it typically takes several months.
Q: Is there a fee for Extension Site Approval?
A: Yes, healthcare providers are required to pay a fee for Extension Site Approval.
Q: What happens if a healthcare provider operates a branch or satellite location without Extension Site Approval?
A: Operating a branch or satellite location without Extension Site Approval is a violation of Medicare regulations and can result in penalties, including the loss of Medicare billing privileges.
Q: Can healthcare providers appeal if their Extension Site Approval application is denied?
A: Yes, healthcare providers have the right to appeal if their Extension Site Approval application is denied.
Form Details:
Download a printable version of the form by clicking the link below or browse more documents and templates provided by the Illinois Department of Public Health.