Revalidation Due-Date List
Find your Medicare revalidation due date and know what to do before it lapses.
How do I find my revalidation due date?
Medicare assigns and posts revalidation due dates in PECOS and on the CMS revalidation lookup; if yours reads “TBD,” it simply hasn't been assigned yet.
The lookup below helps you check. We can also monitor due dates across your whole roster and file ahead of each one.
Due-date lookup.
Enter a 10-digit NPI to see the Medicare revalidation due date CMS has on file. A blank or “TBD” date means one hasn't been assigned yet — it's still worth keeping enrollment current.
NPI
| Enrollment ID | Specialty | Program | State | Revalidation due |
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Due dates, answered.
Where do I find my Medicare revalidation due date?
Medicare posts revalidation due dates in PECOS and on the CMS revalidation lookup. If your date shows as 'TBD', it hasn't been assigned yet — but it's still worth keeping your enrollment current so you're ready when it is.
How far ahead should I file my revalidation?
File as soon as the revalidation notice arrives — generally a few months before the due date. Filing early leaves room to resolve any missing information before billing privileges are at risk.
Never miss a revalidation deadline.
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