In a formal appeal, who can be subjected to cross-examination?

In a formal appeal, both the CMS representatives and the provider can be subjected to cross-examination. This aspect of the process ensures that all parties involved have the opportunity to clarify and challenge the evidence presented. Cross-examination is a crucial part of legal and formal proceedings, allowing for a thorough examination of claims and defenses by both sides.

In this context, it permits a comprehensive and fair assessment of the issues at hand, contributing to a more transparent and equitable outcome. Engaging both the provider and the CMS representatives allows for a complete dialogue and the assessment of credibility, leading to a well-informed decision-making process.