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Support for suppliers, pharmacies, clinics, behavioral health centers, home health agencies, and hospitals.

Decades of Experience

Over 30 years supporting providers in Medicare, Medicaid, and DME compliance.

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Lavear platform centralizes licensing, credentialing, and compliance tracking.

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Guidance through accreditation, revalidation, and regulatory requirements.

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From launching a healthcare business to maintaining active enrollments and passing accreditation surveys, QPI provides the tools, guidance, and oversight needed to stay compliant and fully operational. Our services support DME providers, clinics, pharmacies, and multi-specialty practices—ensuring you’re always ready for surveyors, payers, and regulators.

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Understand CMS-855 in one place

Frequently Asked Questions About CMS-855

What is the processing time for a CMS‑855 application?

Online CMS‑855 submissions through PECOS are processed in approximately 45 days, while paper applications can take up to 60 days, depending on MAC backlog and completeness.

Any DMEPOS supplier must submit CMS‑855 when enrolling initially, adding or changing locations, undergoing ownership or Tax ID changes, revalidating every 3–5 years, or reactivating a deactivated billing number.

CMS rejects applications due to missing sections (like surety bond or accreditation), mismatched NPI/TIN/NPPES data, expired licenses or bonds, and incomplete ownership disclosures.
Yes, DMEPOS suppliers must include a $50,000 surety bond and at least $300,000 liability insurance per incident as specified in 42 C.F.R. § 424.57(c)(10–d).

A revised CMS‑855 took effect after April 7, 2023, adding fields like Medical Record Correspondence Address and updated product accreditation data—using the current version is mandatory.