Also in September 2025 is the MY 2024 notification period. During this period, in addition to prescribers having access to their MY 2024 compliance information on the EPCS Prescriber Portal, CMS is sending each prescriber identified by CMS as non-compliant with the MY 2024 program requirement the non-compliance notice. Included in the non-compliance notice is information that the prescriber is non-compliant with the MY 2024 program requirement and information on how to look up their compliance status and submit a waiver application for MY 2024. 

When possible, CMS emails the non-compliance notice to non-compliant prescribers through CMSLists@subscriptions.cms.hhs.gov or EPCSProgramSupport@rainmakerssolutions.com. However, if a prescriber doesn’t have an active email address in the Medicare Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System (PECOS) or in the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES), CMS will send the non-compliance notice as a physical letter. 

For more information on the non-compliance notice, visit the “Non-Compliance Action” section on the EPCS Program webpage. 

To log into the EPCS Prescriber Portal, prescribers and their designated representatives first need a Health Care Quality Information Systems (HCQIS) Access Roles and Profile (HARP) account user ID and password. If a user doesn’t have a HARP account, they can apply for one on the HARP Create an Account webpage. 

For more information on what MY 2024 compliance information is available on the EPCS Prescriber Portal, visit the EPCS Program webpage. 

CMS is committed to providing support and resources to prescribers included in the CMS EPCS Program. 

• The CMS EPCS Program webpage is the centralized location for program resources and updates. 

• Prescribers can sign up for the CMS EPCS Program Listserv for program updates and upcoming deadlines. 

• The Center for Clinical Standards and Quality (CCSQ) Support Central is the primary point of contact for questions on the CMS EPCS Program.