PECOS (the Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System) is an online platform healthcare providers and suppliers use to submit and manage their Medicare enrollment information.

First, CMS should expand access to PECOS. CMS considers these data sensitive, but it is not clear how release of this information would negatively affect the ability of these providers to compete.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has published an interim final rule that will change the implementation date of the Internet-based provider enrollment chain and ownership system ...

Wednesday, June 30, 2010 Medicare Working with Ordering and Referring Providers and Suppliers to Streamline Enrollment Process The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is working with ...

Each year, CMS holds a provider enrollment conference where the agency talks about issues such as PECOS. CMS already postponed the 2025 Quality Conference scheduled for this month, saving $4.8 ...

CMS puts responsibility on the providers to make the necessary corrections. They must log into PECOS to review the group practice addresses and select their primary and secondary practice locations.

PECOS: PECOS is Medicare’s online enrollment system for healthcare professionals and facilities. It stores all the necessary enrollment information submitted by healthcare professionals in one ...

The CMS is in the early stages of seeking a new vendor to revamp its widely disliked Medicare provider enrollment system, known as PECOS, and hopes to expand it to Medicaid.

The Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services is in the final stages of testing health information systems that will act as management systems for incentive payments to healthcare providers ...

Medicare provider data maintained by CMS is often inconsistent, inaccurate and occasionally incomplete, according to a study by the Office of the Inspector General. For the study, the OIG examined ...