Medicare Revalidation List & Lookup
Check Medicare revalidation status and due dates — and understand what revalidation is before it sneaks up on you.
What is Medicare revalidation?
Medicare revalidation is the periodic re-verification of your enrollment information — required on a 5-year cycle for most providers.
If a revalidation deadline passes, Medicare can hold or deactivate billing privileges, creating a gap in payments. The lookup below helps you check standing; we can also track and file revalidations for you.
Revalidation lookup.
Enter a 10-digit NPI to check the provider's identity and any Medicare revalidation records CMS has on file. Data comes straight from the CMS national registry and the Medicare Revalidation Due Date List.
NPI
| Enrollment ID | Specialty | Program | State | Revalidation due |
|---|
Revalidation, answered.
How often is Medicare revalidation required?
Medicare revalidates provider enrollment on a 5-year cycle (DMEPOS suppliers are on a shorter cycle). Missing a revalidation deadline can deactivate billing privileges, so it's worth tracking the due date and filing ahead of it.
What happens if I miss my revalidation date?
If you don't revalidate by the due date, Medicare can place a hold on or deactivate your billing privileges. Reactivation takes time and can create a gap in payments — which is exactly what tracking the date ahead avoids.
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