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The REAL Health Providers Act is now law. Starting plan year 2028, every MA plan must verify every provider record every 90 days, remove out-of-network providers within 5 business days, and submit annual accuracy analysis to HHS. By 2029, that score is public on the CMS website, on your own directory, visible to every broker and member during open enrollment. Plans that start building their verification infrastructure now will have three years of documented improvement behind them. Plans that start in 2028 will have a score and no story to tell around it. Download the guide → https://lnkd.in/dt8ER58m

The REAL Health Providers Act is now law. Signed February 3, 2026. Here's what it means for every Medicare Advantage plan: → Every provider record verified every 90 days. No exceptions. → Providers removed within 5 business days of going out-of-network. → Unverified listings must carry a public "data unverified" flag. → Annual accuracy analysis submitted to HHS starting plan year 2028. → Your accuracy score published publicly by CMS starting 2029. This isn't a guidance memo. It's statute. And the clock is already running. We put together a compliance guide covering what each requirement actually means for your team, where most plans are already falling short, and the timeline you need to work backwards from. Download the free guide → https://lnkd.in/dt8ER58m

Some Medicare Advantage plans are already running continuous 90-day verification cycles, building timestamped audit trails, and preparing for the accuracy score CMS will publish in 2029. Others are still relying on annual sweeps, batch validation, and spreadsheets. The REAL Health Providers Act doesn't care which group you're in. The requirements apply to everyone. But the plans that moved early will have a two-year head start when scores go public. We wrote a compliance guide covering all five requirements and the timeline from now through 2029. Worth reading before your competitors get further ahead. Download → https://lnkd.in/dt8ER58m

If CMS pulled a random sample of your provider directory right now and ran an accuracy audit. Would the results surprise you? Our 2025 Member Experience Monitor found that: → 58% of members encountered at least one directory error. → 78% had found errors more than once. → 40% said Google had more accurate provider info than their health plan. Under the REAL Health Providers Act (now law), those numbers become your public-facing accuracy score starting 2029. Every record needs a verified, timestamped audit trail every 90 days. This compliance guide breaks down all five requirements and what your team needs to change. Download the guide → https://lnkd.in/dt8ER58m

Starting plan year 2029, CMS publishes your provider directory accuracy score in a machine-readable file and you must display it prominently on your own directory. There is no preview. No chance to contest it before it's live. Brokers will see it during open enrollment. Members will see it when choosing coverage. Regulators will see it when deciding where to focus enforcement. The REAL Health Providers Act (signed into law Feb 2026) also requires: → 90-day verification cycles → 5-day removal windows → Annual accuracy submissions to HHS starting 2028. This compliance guide covers what each requirement means operationally and the timeline to get ahead of it. Download the guide → https://lnkd.in/dt8ER58m