Self-Attestation for Recertification of CORFs, OPT/SLP, and RHCs Providers and PXR Suppliers (CMS-10952A-D)
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- Title
- Self-Attestation for Recertification of CORFs, OPT/SLP, and RHCs Providers and PXR Suppliers (CMS-10952A-D)
- Posted
- Apr 10, 2026
- Comment period
- Apr 10, 2026 – Jun 10, 2026
- FR Doc
- 2026-07016
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| Organization | Patient safety and oversight | Reduced on-site survey frequency |
|---|---|---|
National Rural Health Association AdvocacyOppose The National Rural Health Association (NRHA) opposes transitioning from in-person surveys to a self-attestation process | · | |
The Compliance Team AdvocacyOppose The Compliance Team (TCT), a healthcare accreditation organization, opposes the proposal to replace physical surveys wit |
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- Jun 9, 2026Lisa SiebertOpposeIndividual
Lisa Siebert, a registered nurse and surveyor, opposes the move toward self-attestation for recertification. She argues that reduced oversight combined with funding cuts will lead to diminished patient safety, potential fraud, and a decrease in the quality of care provided by RHCs and OPTs.
Read comment → - Jun 2, 2026Anonymous AnonymousOpposeIndividual
The commenter opposes replacing mandatory on-site recertification surveys with a self-attestation cycle, arguing that it compromises patient safety and fails to verify actual clinical standards. They suggest a middle ground involving a risk-based survey model or subsidies for rural clinics to balance regulatory oversight with financial constraints.
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