Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities (PDF).Long Term Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities and/or Nursing Facilities) (PDF).Teaching Hospitals, Teaching Physicians and Medical Residents (PDF).Hospitals and CAHs (including Swing Beds, DPUs), ASCs and CMHCs (PDF).Physicians and Other Clinicians (PDF) (PDF).These fact sheets include information about which waivers and flexibilities have already been terminated, have been made permanent, or will end at the end of the PHE. Read our provider-specific fact sheets for information about COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) waivers and flexibilities. Learn how we're easing burden and helping providers care for Americans by offering new waivers and flexibilities: Report technical issues by email (Note “Waiver/Flexibility" in the subject line).1135 General Waiver/Flexibility Requests.1135 Medicaid Waiver/Flexibility Requests.
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Get a quick-start guide to learn how to submit an 1135 General waiver (PDF), an 1135 Medicaid waiver (PDF), or a PHE inquiry (PDF).Waivers & flexibilities for health care providersĪpply for an 1135 waiver or submit a public health emergency (PHE)-related inquiry When there's an emergency, we can also offer health care providers other flexibilities to make sure Americans continue to have access to the health care they need. When a blanket waiver is issued, providers don't have to apply for an individual 1135 waiver. When there's an emergency, sections 1135 or 1812(f) of the SSA allow us to issue blanket waivers to help beneficiaries access care. There are different kinds of 1135 waivers, including Medicare blanket waivers. In certain circumstances, the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) using section 1135 of the Social Security Act (SSA) can temporarily modify or waive certain Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, or HIPAA requirements, called 1135 waivers.
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