CMS Provider Victim Validation/Remediation Initiative Medicare Program Integrity Contractor Points of Contact



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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services 7500 Ambassador Road, AR-18-50 Baltimore, Maryland 21244 Center for Program Integrity CMS Provider Victim Validation/Remediation Initiative Medicare Program Integrity Contractor Points of Contact The CMS Provider Victim Validation/Remediation Initiative assists legitimate providers who have suffered unwarranted financial liability as a result of having their identities stolen by thieves who use those identities to fraudulently bill Medicare. Identity thieves steal the personal information of providers (for example, through hacking databases or posting sham hiring ads), and while the identity thieves receive the illegitimate Medicare payments, the victimized providers receive the attendant financial liabilities, including overpayment demands, tax liabilities, and credit degradation. Many times, legitimate providers are not aware that their identities have been compromised until they begin receiving overpayment demand letters from the Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs). Understandably, legitimate providers do not want to honor illegitimate debts, but non-payment results in debts being referred to the Department of Treasury for collection efforts; providers also face tax liability for income never received as a result of the fraudulent billings. Victimized providers have historically had difficulty exonerating themselves from Medicare financial liabilities associated with identity theft because there was no established protocol for addressing provider identity theft issues. CMS, in coordination with its Program Integrity Contractors -- Program Safeguard Contractors (PSCs) and Zone Program Integrity Contractors (ZPICs) -- has established Points of Contact throughout the country that providers can access if they have been the victims of identity theft, and have suffered financial liability as a result. (Note: Providers who believe they are the victims of Medicare identity theft, but who have not yet suffered any financial liability, should contact their jurisdictional MAC or contact the OIG hotline at 1-800-HHS-TIPS.). The Program Integrity Contractors will conduct extensive investigations and report their findings to CMS. CMS will make a final decision whether to relieve providers of liability based upon the evidence, as well as other information known to CMS. CMS will communicate its decision in writing to the affected provider. Attached please find Points of Contact for victimized providers to reach out to when they have been victims of identity theft. 1 Contacts are listed by State, Medicare Service (e.g., Part A, Part B, durable medical equipment, etc.), and Contractor. Please note that most physicians typically bill Part B services. 1 Current as of Thursday, October 06, 2011.

Alabama All Zone 5: AdvanceMed Alaska Part A and Part B Zone 2: AdvanceMed Alaska Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions American Samoa All Zone 1: Safeguard Services Arizona Part A and Part B Zone 2: AdvanceMed Arizona Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Arkansas All Zone 5: AdvanceMed California All Zone 1: Safeguard Services Colorado All Zone 4: Health Integrity Connecticut Connecticut Delaware Delaware District of Columbia District of Columbia Florida All Zone 7: Safeguard Services Georgia All Zone 5: AdvanceMed Guam All Zone 1: Safeguard Services Hawaii All Zone 1: Safeguard Services Idaho Part A and Part B Zone 2: AdvanceMed Idaho Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Illinois Part A and Part B PSC 5: TrustSolutions Illinois Illinois Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Indiana Part A and Part B PSC 5: TrustSolutions Indiana Indiana Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Iowa All Zone 2: AdvanceMed Kansas All Zone 2: AdvanceMed Kentucky Part A and Part B PSC 1: AdvanceMed Kentucky Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Louisiana All Zone 5: AdvanceMed Maine Maine Part A and Part B, Home PSC 2: Safeguard Services 2

Mariana Islands All Zone 1: Safeguard Services Maryland Maryland Massachusetts Massachusetts Michigan Part A and Part B PSC 5: TrustSolutions Michigan Michigan Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Minnesota Part A PSC 1: AdvanceMed Minnesota Part B PSC 5: TrustSolutions Minnesota Minnesota Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Mississippi All Zone 5: AdvanceMed Missouri All Zone 2: AdvanceMed Montana All Zone 2: AdvanceMed Nebraska All Zone 2: AdvanceMed Nevada All Zone 1: Safeguard Services New Hampshire New Hampshire New Jersey Part A and Part B PSC 3: Safeguard Services New Jersey New Jersey Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions New Mexico All Zone 4: Health Integrity New York Part A and Part B PSC 3: Safeguard Services New York New York Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions North Carolina All Zone 5: AdvanceMed North Dakota All Zone 2: AdvanceMed Ohio Part A and Part B PSC 1: AdvanceMed Ohio Ohio Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Oklahoma All Zone 4: Health Integrity Oregon Part A and Part B Zone 2: AdvanceMed 3

Oregon Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Pennsylvania Part A and Part B PSC 2: Safeguard Services Pennsylvania Puerto Rico All Zone 7: Safeguard Services Rhode Island Rhode Island South Carolina All Zone 5: AdvanceMed South Dakota All Zone 2: AdvanceMed Tennessee All Zone 5: AdvanceMed Texas All Zone 4: Health Integrity Utah All Zone 2: AdvanceMed Vermont Vermont Virginia Part A and Part B Zone 5: AdvanceMed Virginia Virgin Islands All Zone 7: Safeguard Services Washington Part A and Part B Zone 2: AdvanceMed Washington Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions West Virginia Part A and Part B Zone 5: AdvanceMed West Virginia Wisconsin Part A and Part B PSC 5: TrustSolutions Wisconsin Wisconsin Home PSC 5: TrustSolutions Wyoming All Zone 2: AdvanceMed Claims Processed by WPS Part A PSC 6: Integriguard 4

Zone Program Integrity Contractors (ZPICs) Zone 1: Safeguard Services: Rick Arce, 213-553-5247; rarce@hp.com; P.O. Box 51447, Los Angeles, California, 90051-5747 (FAX: 213-553-5292) Zone 2: AdvanceMed: Ron Knorr, 425-357-8776; KnorrR@admedcorp.com; 1902-120 th Street, SE#201, Everett, Washington, 98208 (FAX: 425-357-8010) Zone 4: Health Integrity: Scott Loyd, 972-383-0000 (ext. 13159); loyds@healthintegrity.org; 4835 LBJ Freeway #300, Dallas, Texas, 75244, (FAX: 972-383-0010) OR Ashley Lane, 972-383-0000 (ext. 13159); lanea@healthintegrity.org; 4835 LBJ Freeway #300, Dallas, Texas, 75244 (FAX: 972-383-0010) Zone 5: AdvanceMed: Jim Burke, 615-872-6837, burkej@admedcorp.com; 520 Royal Pkwy #100, Nashville, Tennessee, 37214 (FAX: 615-391-5839) OR Curtis Watkins, 615-872-6685, watkinsc@admedcorp.com; 520 Royal Pkwy #100, Nashville, Tennessee, 37214 (FAX: 615-391-5839) Zone 7: Safeguard Services, Susan Decerce, 954-433-6016, susan.decerce@hp.com; 3450 Lakeside Drive, Suite 201, Miramar, Florida, 33027 (FAX: 954-433-6007) Program Safeguard Contractors (PSCs) PSC 1: AdvanceMed, Craig Wills, 614-801-2316, willsc@admedcorp.com; 3940 Ganz Road #F, Grove City, Ohio, 43123 (FAX: 614-801-2361) OR Laura Long, longl@admedcorp.com; 3940 Ganz Road #F, Grove City, Ohio, 43123 (FAX: 614-801-2361 PSC 2: Safeguard Services, Maureen Akhouzine, 781-741-3282, maureen.akhouzine@hp.com; 75 Sgt. William B. Terry Drive, Higham, Massachusetts, 02043 (FAX: 781-741-3283) PSC 3: Safeguard Services, Jennifer Lorang, 607-763-2109, jennifer.lorang@hp.com; 1187 Thorn Run Road #310, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, 15108 (FAX: 412-893-1641), Debra Teeter, 803-264-7516, debra.teeter@tricenturion.com; 7909 Parklane Road #190, Columbia, South Carolina, 29223 (FAX: 803-264-7505) OR Jennifer Armstrong-Day, 803-264-7504, jennifer.armstrong@tricenturion.com, 7909 Parklane Road #190, Columbia, South Carolina 29223 (FAX: 803-264-7505) PSC 5: TrustSolutions, Menchie Hall, 414-459-6093, menchie.hall@trustsolutionsllc.com; 6775 W. Washington Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53214 (FAX: 414-459-6520) PSC 6: Integriguard, Greg McGowen, 402-498-2371, gmcgowen@integriguard.org; 2121 N. 117 th Avenue #200, Omaha, Nebraska, 68134 (FAX: 402-955-0783) 5