Hi and welcome thanks for taking the time to watch this video. My name is Thom Ryan with Provider Outreach and Education at WPS Government Health Administrators. I'm here to help you understand this video and its content. This is an instructional video to help you complete section four of the CMS form 855I for physician and non-physician practitioners who need to make a change to their Medicare enrollment or enroll in Medicare for the first time. Section four is the business information for the individual taking an enrollment action with Medicare. Not all enrollment actions require an individual to complete section four. So, let's begin by determining if section four needs to be completed. To determine if you need to complete section four, begin by moving to section 1A on page 4. This section allows you to choose what options you're going to do with your enrollment record. This is why it will determine whether or not you need to complete complete section four. Read through the list. Check the box for the option you want on the left side, then move to the right side, on the same line, and note which sections you need to complete. If you need to make a change, please note, you must complete section 1B below. We'll talk about that on the next slide. Moving down on page four you'll locate section 1B. Here you'll also select an option for which change you need to make to your provider enrollment record. After selecting the option, move to the right side of the corresponding line and note the sections that need to be complete. Answer the question, is section 4 on the required list of sections to complete? Let me give a few examples to help you determine if you need to complete section 4. The first option listed is to change your personal identifying information. If you note, on this row, section four is...
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