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How Does a Provider Get an NPI?

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How Does a Provider Get an NPI?

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Covered health care providers can obtain an NPI through one of three options. Application is the process of requesting and receiving an NPI. The three application options are: 1) paper application, 2) Web application and 3) electronic file interchange (EFI). • Paper application – The paper application is available at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Web site and through the mail from the NPI Enumerator. The Enumerator is a contractor hired by the CMS to facilitate the assignment of NPIs to health care providers. The application should be completed, signed and mailed back to the Enumerator (retain a copy for your records). The key application data elements are as follows: • Provider name • Other name used (if applicable) • Practice location, address and phone number • Mailing address and phone number • Social Security Number (or alternative proof of identity for individuals) • Employer Identification Number (for organizations) • Date, state, country of birth and gender (for

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