Novillus important dates and times
Dec. 2022Important Notices
Late December: The Partners Program Gaps in Care (CGMA) system will be updated. You will see membership through Dec. 15.
Dec. 31: You will be able to submit 2022 care gap and service event information to the CGMA until 11:59 p.m. EST.
Jan. 15: You will be able to submit reopened or rejected 2022 care gap and service event information to the CGMA until 11:59 p.m. EST. Service dates in 2023 will not be accepted at this time.
Jan. 16–March 5: The CGMA will be temporarily closed to prepare for the launch of the 2023 CGMA. You will not have access to the application during that time.
March 6: The 2023 CGMA—including 2023 care gaps and member rosters—will be available at 8 a.m. EST.
The delay in the system launch will allow claims received through January to be processed in February. The system will be updated to reflect 2023 gaps and new membership through Jan. 31, 2023.
Dec. 31: You will be able to submit 2022 care gap and service event information to the CGMA until 11:59 p.m. EST.
Jan. 15: You will be able to submit reopened or rejected 2022 care gap and service event information to the CGMA until 11:59 p.m. EST. Service dates in 2023 will not be accepted at this time.
Jan. 16–March 5: The CGMA will be temporarily closed to prepare for the launch of the 2023 CGMA. You will not have access to the application during that time.
March 6: The 2023 CGMA—including 2023 care gaps and member rosters—will be available at 8 a.m. EST.
The delay in the system launch will allow claims received through January to be processed in February. The system will be updated to reflect 2023 gaps and new membership through Jan. 31, 2023.
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