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Hi Donald,

It is currently assigned to OHI however it was returned for reassignment. The request is asking CMS to reconsider their decision to only pay the reimbursement rate from 2013, therefore this request would go to the CMS policy area that made the decision, not OHI/PRRB. I have reassigned the case via SWIFT for your group to handle.

Warmly,

Ciara Johnson
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