December 12, 2022
myCGS® 7.3.5 Includes Beneficiary Address and Other Eligibility Enhancements – Available Now!
myCGS 7.3.5 has been released to add several new enhancements related to beneficiary eligibility, including one of the most requested enhancements by myCGS users – the beneficiary's full address!
The new version of myCGS includes the following enhancements:
- Eligibility responses now include the latest HETS data regarding the Part B Immunosuppressant Drug (Part B-ID) benefit. Part B-ID helps people with Medicare pay for immunosuppressive drugs beyond 36 months following a kidney transplant, if they do not have other health care coverage. The new benefit only covers immunosuppressive drugs; no other items or services are covered.
If a beneficiary is enrolled in the Part B-ID benefit, then their Part B eligibility in myCGS will display as Part B – ID Effective (and End) Dates, as shown below.
- The beneficiary address is now included in eligibility responses, as you can see in the image below.

- Hospice information has been updated to include the revocation code of the hospice episode. The hospice revocation code will show one of the following values:
Medicare Beneficiary in Hospice Care
0 – Not revoked, open spell
Medicare Beneficiary with Hospice Care Revoked
1 – Revoked by notice of revocation
2 – Revoked by notice of revocation with a non-payment code of "N" and an occurrence code of "42"
3 – Revoked by a Hospice claim with an occurrence code of "23" - The SNF/Hospital screen now shows all SNF/Hospital stays found within a 16-month span one year prior to and four months after the date of service entered in the search.
Complete instructions will soon be available in the myCGS User Manual.

