MINERAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
SUPERIOR, MT
Ranks 20 of 21 scanned hospitals in MT. Ranks 1636 of 2203 scanned nationally.
This file has one or more blockers, issues that should be resolved before signing the attestation.
- Blockers
- 1
- Warnings
- 1
- Info
- 0
Source: https://mineralcommunityhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Mineral-Community-Hospital_standardcharges2026.csv
Format: csv-wide · Schema v3.0 · Engine v0.2.7 · 10/28/2026, 12:56:13 PM
Automated analysis of the public file, using the current MRF Preflight ruleset. Not legal advice. Hospitals may re-scan at any time.
L1: Schema conformance
Required fields present on every line item
Blocker · HPT-L1-001Every standard charge line item must include a description, at least one billing code and code type, a care setting, and at least one standard charge (gross charge, discounted cash price, or a payer-specific negotiated dollar amount, percentage, or algorithm). Rows missing any of these can't be matched to a real service or priced.
1872 of 9132 rows are missing a required field.
Citation: 45 CFR 180.50(b); CMS v3.0.0 CSV/JSON data dictionary, required-field list
Remediation: Fill in the description, code, code|type, and setting for every row, and make sure every row carries at least one standard charge, before republishing.
Affects 1,872 row(s).
L3: Discoverability compliance
MRF filename follows the CMS naming convention
Warning · HPT-L3-002CMS expects the MRF filename to follow <ein>_<hospital-name>_standardcharges.<ext>. A non-conforming filename makes the file harder for automated tools (including CMS's own review process) to identify.
Filename "Mineral-Community-Hospital_standardcharges2026.csv" doesn't match <ein>_<hospital-name>_standardcharges.<ext>.
Citation: 45 CFR 180.50(b)(1)(i) — file naming convention
Remediation: Rename the file to <ein>_<hospital-name>_standardcharges.csv (or .json), using the hospital's EIN with no dashes.
1 blocker found in this file
The Attestation Evidence Packet documents every finding above with the exact file location, what was checked, and when — as a dated PDF with a SHA-256 hash, so what was true at generation time stays provable after the file changes. One hospital, one-time.