I. Identifying Information
CMS Certification Number, State/County Code, State/Region Code, name of ASC, street address, city, state, ZIP code and a 10 digit telephone number.
CMS-377
AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTER REQUEST FOR CERTIFICATION IN MEDICARE
Form CMS-377 is the Ambulatory Surgical Center Request for Initial Certification or Update of Certification Information in the Medicare Program, from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). The CMS forms page lists it as Ambulatory Surgical Center Request for Certification in Medicare. Its instructions say that submitting it starts the process of obtaining a decision on whether the Conditions for Coverage are met.
The form says the ambulatory surgical center (ASC) completes and signs it for initial certifications, and on request of the State agency for periodic recertification. Page 1 has five sections: identifying information, type of control, ancillary services, surgical specialties and facility characteristics. Page 2 is an attestation statement signed by an ASC representative, and page 3 holds the instructions.
The instructions say to return the original and two copies to the State Survey Agency and keep a copy. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

CMS Certification Number, State/County Code, State/Region Code, name of ASC, street address, city, state, ZIP code and a 10 digit telephone number.

One box only: Proprietary, Government or Non-Profit.

Laboratory, radiology and pharmaceutical services, each with a dropdown: 1 if provided directly, 2 if provided by an outside source by arrangement, 3 if both. No selection if the service is not provided.
Check all that apply: Dental, Endoscopy, Ear Nose & Throat, OB/GYN, Ophthalmologic, Orthopedic, Pain, Podiatry, Plastic/Reconstruction and Other, with space to specify.
Number of operating rooms, number of procedure rooms and the date this ASC began providing services.

A certification that the responses are true and correct to the best of the signer's knowledge, with a warning about false statements, then the representative's printed name, title, signature and date signed.
Page 1 has five numbered sections, coded AS1 to AS9. The attestation is AS10.
Enter the ASC's ten digit CMS Certification Number, or leave it blank on an initial request. The instructions say the ASC leaves the State/County and State/Region codes blank.
Check only one box in Section II: Proprietary, Government or Non-Profit.
For each service in Section III, select 1, 2 or 3 from the dropdown. The instructions say to make no selection for a service that is not provided.
Mark each category of surgery the ASC offers. The instructions say Other should include only broad categories, not subspecialties, and more than one block may be checked.
Enter the number of operating rooms and procedure rooms and the date the ASC began providing services.
The ASC representative signs the attestation. The instructions say to return the original and two copies to the State Survey Agency and keep a copy.
These steps follow the instructions on page 3. The form says to answer all questions as of the current date.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The instructions say to return the original and two copies of the completed form to the State Survey Agency and retain a copy.
The form says the name and address of the State Survey agency for the ASC's area may be obtained from the appropriate CMS Location, formerly called the CMS Regional Office.
The instructions say assistance in completing the form is available from the State Survey agency for the area in which the ASC is located.
OMB No. 0938-0266, approval expires 11/30/2027. The PRA statement calls it a mandatory collection and estimates an average of 30 minutes per response.
The form says not to send applications, claims, payments, medical records or other sensitive documents to the PRA Reports Clearance Office address it lists for comments.
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The instructions say the ASC completes and signs the form for initial certifications. The CMS Certification Number is left blank on an initial request.
The instructions say the ASC also completes and signs it upon request of the State agency for the periodic recertification. The title also covers an update of certification information.
Page 2 is signed by an ASC representative, with printed name, title, signature and date.
The instructions say help with the form is available from the State Survey agency for the area where the ASC is located, and the completed form goes to the State Survey Agency.
The form is for ambulatory surgical centers, not patients.
The agency’s own page for Form CMS-377.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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It is the Ambulatory Surgical Center Request for Initial Certification or Update of Certification Information in the Medicare Program. The form says submitting it starts the process of deciding whether the Conditions for Coverage are met.
The instructions say the ASC completes and signs it for initial certifications, and upon request of the State agency for the periodic recertification.
The instructions say to leave the CMS Certification Number blank on initial requests for certification.
Select 1 if the facility provides the service directly, 2 if an outside source provides it by arrangement, 3 if both. Make no selection if the service is not provided.
The instructions say to return the original and two copies to the State Survey Agency and keep a copy for your files.
The form says assistance is available from the State Survey agency for the area in which the ASC is located.